The upscale Sonesta International Hotels Corp. is on track to become a bigger player in the corporate travel market as it embarks on an aggressive growth plan, begins courting domestic franchising...

On March 1, American Airlines will begin boarding passengers by nine numbered groups rather than its current system of four numbered groups.

Travel technology supplier TRX has allied with expense management reporting supplier Databasics to link online booking and expense reporting for the companies' customers. It's the second such alliance...

airlines in recent month have further scrutinized and tightened corporate contracts--including those with large-volume accounts Travel management companies and other sources corroborated observations...

Should the federal government make airlines provide ancillary fee data in every channel they list fares? The answer to that question has been subject to heated industry debate. Yet, when it comes to a...

The U.S. hotel industry's average daily rate in April fell to $98.37 , down 9.4 percent from a year earlier, according to Smith Travel Research. Occupancy dropped 11.1 percent to 56.4 percent and...

A switch to a revenue-based frequent-flyer program from a miles-based model causes a loss, though a negligible one, in points earned for domestic U.S. flyers, according to research released this week by...

TRX showed stabilization despite its continued decrease in revenues during the first quarter of 2008, according to TRX president and CEO Trip Davis, who said corporate travel volumes remain strong...

Australian all-business-class startup airline OzJet debuted on Nov. 29, 2005, amid controversy that its debut during Australia's slowest business travel season would be a debacle.

Limited-service properties are flourishing in Madrid despite declining demand and oversaturation of supply in the Spanish capital, one of the top venues for international conferences in the world,...