Travel management companies savaged today's announcement by EasyJet that it will become the first major European low-cost carrier to distribute through global distribution systems by selling seats...

JetBlue is consolidating operations in five major U.S. markets for eight weeks beginning April 15, coinciding with its plans to cut April capacity 80 percent, the carrier announced.  

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide today again reached outside the travel industry to find a new chief executive officer, naming Coors Brewing Co. president and CEO Frits van Paasschen its new head,...

Several months after he assumed the helm of Best Western International, president and CEO Thomas Higgins spoke with BTN hotel editor Bruce Serlen about the hotel membership association's new products...

The U.S. lodging industry's average daily rate during the first half of 2010 fell 2 percent year over year to $97 bit.ly/brJLAS , while occupancy increased 4.4 percent to 56.4 percent, according to...

... As Well As In Europe By Amon Cohen That strange beast known as travel management can find itself stabled in many different parts of a corporation. Last year's BTN Travel Manager Salary &

Concur CEO Steve Singh spoke today at The Masters Program here about integrated travel and expense management data amid a "new era of end-user computing" and the impact of sophisticated mobile devices...

Occupancy and revenues for U.S. hotels were up in 2006 as demand continued to outpace supply in the industry, according to full-year results released by Smith Travel Research in late January.

Payment joint venture Moneydirect named Hans Olav Hagen CEO bit.ly/9jR4ll to replace James Filsinger, who left the company after expanding it to the United States and Europe from Asia. The Amadeus and...

The major global distribution systems appear to have solved a looming crisis for travel management companies caused by the approaching withdrawal of neutral paper tickets as part of the International...