With the entire concept of incentive travel as an effective employee motivator called into question given the current state of world affairs the incoming president of the Society for Incentive & Travel...

Delta expects to increase fares this year amid growing corporate demand and controlled capacity, executives said during the carrier's fourth-quarter earnings call.

Some corporate travel buyers expect Delta Air Lines' merger agreement with Northwest Airlines to inject a bit of health into a struggling domestic industry, but many expect it to prompt more...

Buyers Seek Better Data By Mary Ann McNulty Travel managers from more than six large corporations representing travel spend approaching $1 billion held their first meeting late

As suppliers flock to the virtual card space, AirPlus International president and CEO of the Americas operations Yael Klein sat with BTN payment editor JoAnn DeLuna during The BTN Group’s The Beat Live...

The U.S. General Services Administration this month released its lodging per diems for the 2009 fiscal year, showing double-digit increases over 2008 rates in some key business travel markets but much...

Carlisle Insources Everything By Cheryl Rosen Syracuse, N.Y. - When its existing travel agency contract ends on April 30, the eighth ARC-approved Corporate Travel Department will

Average airfares for the second quarter of 2002 dropped by 12 percent year over year, thanks to greater use of leisure fares by business travelers and a 22 percent decline in the cost of the leisure...

United Airlines and Sabre are working to enable the global distribution system's subscribers to upsell economy passengers to the carrier's Economy Plus cabin at the point of sale. Officials said the...

Cortas, a group of the Netherlands' 16 top business travel spenders, scored a major victory for travel buyers, when KLM Royal Dutch Airlines agreed to refund most members nearly 100 percent after a long...