The U.S. House of Representatives this week passed a five-year reauthorization act for the FAA that omits many of the changes that had been under discussion over the past several years.

Corporate travelers are 215 times more likely to encounter natural disasters and weather emergencies than terrorism while on the road and 87 times more likely to suffer from a health emergency than a...

Group incentive travel likely will be one of the last industry segments to recover from the economic downturn that has plagued the meetings industry for nearly three years, illustrated by a new Meetings...

Just as one airline-owned online agency, Orbitz For Business, presses its wares in the south, the north side of America's border with Canada finds an Air Canada subsidiary that claims 1,000 midmarket...

As more business travelers book lower-bucket airfares excluded from corporate discount agreements, travel managers are seeking new ways to validate their preferred airline programs. In some cases,...

Travelers for the fifth year in a row rated Enterprise Rent-A-Car the best among rental car suppliers as overall satisfaction with the rental car industry continued to decline, according to the J.D....

With an expanding fleet and a relatively new leadership team in place, Delta Private Jets is exploring ways to work more closely with its big commercial sibling, Delta Air Lines, according to Delta...

Total travel agency sales last month grew more than 14 percent over July 2009, while the number of transactions climbed more than 3 percent, ARC reported Thursday. The rate of year-over-year growth in...

Widespread corporate travel cutbacks and trading down to less-expensive properties have battered upscale and luxury hotels around the world, with reports indicating the sting will continue to smart for...

Carlson Wagonlit Travel's Floyd Widener recently added global program management to his existing global sales responsibilities in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, taking over for departing 25-year...