Airlines and travel agencies on Saturday are expected to begin collecting domestic passengers' full names as on government-issued IDs, dates of birth and gender at the time of reservation as part of the...

As 2005 comes to a close, Business Travel News takes a look at the top five stories of the year.

Corporate travelers are getting more luxury-level options in secondary and even tertiary cities, as deluxe hoteliers extend beyond their commerce-capital and vacation-paradise bread and butter.

2016 was the year expense management players got more aggressive, strategic and intelligent. While the sector has unarguably consolidated, that hasn’t stopped new players, armed with intuitive...

Sabre Travel Network yesterday gave attendees of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives Global Conference in Vancouver, B.C., the first look at a new hotel rate loading survey that showed almost...

Amadeus today unveiled a new agent desktop, primarily designed for corporate travel management companies, which the company expects to begin rolling out in North America in the first half of 2010,...

IHG Hotels & Resorts reported declines during the first quarter in the industry's three key performance metrics, but there was a "notable pick-up in demand in March particularly for the U.S. and China,...

Growing its merchant network beyond air and transportation-related charges for the first time in 74 years, Universal Air Travel Plan began accepting charges from La Quinta Inns & Suites to serve its...

As Expedia and Orbitz this month elaborated on their upcoming business travel offerings, corporate travel buyers welcomed the competition and saw room for the pair in at least the small-business portion...

Sabre Holdings Corp.'s latest pricing model recognizes the legitimacy of industry efforts to seek sources other than Sabre and its ilk for travel reservations, a search corporate travel management...