Continental Airlines will charge coach customers $25 to check a second bag for travel beginning May 5. American Airlines remains the only legacy carrier yet to impose a similar fee, noting today that it...

Hotel rates booked by HRG clients in most regions during the first half of 2010 were flat or "only marginally down" bit.ly/aDgODx from a year earlier, with the exception of the Middle East,...

Incorporating dynamic pricing into a hotel program once was a blasphemous notion to most travel buyers, but the pricing model--floating rates based on a discount off the published best available...

This week, both American Airlines and United Airlines postponed the return of Boeing 737 Max aircraft to their schedules until next year.

JetBlue within weeks will begin testing refundable fares as a means to garner more corporate business and generate new forms of revenue, chairman David Neeleman told attendees at Corporate Travel World...

JetBlue's revenue declined 15.1 percent year over year to $1.59 billion in the first quarter, with March revenue down 52 percent after a "very solid start" in the first months of the year.  

Even as Boston's hotel pipeline expands, with new and renovated properties coming into the city, and more to follow fairly soon, hotels retain firm control of the corporate travel market, thanks to...

As remote conferencing tools become easier to use and more reliable, corporate meeting buyers increasingly are giving the technology a new look, not only for cutting costs, but also to save travel time...

It's been two years since the airlines announced the commission cap and, in so doing, dramatically changed the relationship between corporate travel managers, travel suppliers and travel management

Corporate travel buyers and vendors are implementing automation and consolidation like never before, yielding better travel spending data for many business travel programs who are wielding that data