Maritz Agents Beat Web Fares By Sarah Welt St. Louis, Mo. - In a Maritz Travel Co. research study conducted for the agency by R.D. Brown Co., airfares quoted by travel agents beat

The United States must more effectively reconcile its need to enhance security and its desire to welcome foreign travelers or it will be unable to take advantage of growing global mobility and an...

The corporate incentive travel industry will not count 2002 among its banner years and the prospects for a rebound in 2003 appear slim but corporations seem more likely to limit the number of qualified...

Travel companies are exploiting regulatory liberalization, cheaper communications and a general shrinkage of the globe to maintain or improve service and cut costs. For travel management companies,...

Hyatt Hotels Corp. continues to explore business opportunities beyond traditional hotel stays with an investment in Oasis Collections. Hyatt president and CEO Mark Hoplamazian didn't disclose the amount...

Last Call For Black Book EntriesBusiness Travel News is in the final stages of compiling the 1999 Black Book, the annual directory of corporate travel product and service providers to be

The campaign by corporations and corporate travel agents to pressure the International Air Transport Association into creating a true pan-European marketplace has taken another step forward.

After a four-month search, the Association of Corporate Travel Executives tapped Susan Gurley, former assistant dean of international and graduate programs at Georgetown University Law Center, to be its...

A handful of major publicly traded travel distribution companies last month announced they had improved their profitability in the quarter ending Sept. 30 not a difficult task considering what happened...

Hackers linked to China have breached the Sabre network, Bloomberg reported Friday, citing anonymous officials who are familiar with federal investigations into the matter.