TSYS, whose payment systems process 85 percent of commercial card transactions, is using its technology to power a new virtual card solution. TSYS—known for its point-of-sale payment systems, payment...

Domestic airlines generally weathered the traditional fall travel slump with strong load factors and rising year-over-year fares. American, Continental, United and Southwest posted profits for the...

A Good Year For All Is Even Better For Those At The Top By Cheryl Rosen In the context of the 15 years during which Business Travel News has tracked the profession of travel

Developing separate lower-frills, lower-cost versions of existing product lines is a concept that has a mixed history in the corporate travel industry: Every attempt by U.S. airlines to do so failed,...

While corporations are beginning to insert environmental concerns into their travel procurement programs, learning how to do so remains challenging. For procurement professionals and other negotiators...

The average daily rate for U.S. hotels in July fell more than 9 percent year over year for a fifth consecutive month, according to STR . The 9.1 percent reduction, to $97.18, marked a tenth straight...

American Airlines this week announced three additional travel agency participants in its EveryFare program, bringing the announced total to eight.

Carlson Hotels Worldwide replaced a Pegasus Solutions service with a direct connection to Amadeus for its five hotel brands. The link uses Open Travel's XML standard and provides "a faster, more...

Marriott International has revised the number of guests affected by a major data breach of the Starwood reservations system announced in November, reducing the number of "potentially involved"...

Curveballs are flying left and right at corporate travel management programs, and travel managers must learn how to play in the new game. The throwers of those balls are the airlines. No sooner are...