Buyers managing inbound and outbound corporate travel for the rapidly growing business market in India face several challenges, ranging from high prices for sparse hotel rooms and airline seats to...

Airline passengers should be heartened that the U.S. Senate last month confirmed the appointment of Randy Babbitt to head the Federal Aviation Administration. Babbitt will bring much-needed leadership...

With the recent opening of the Corinthia Hotel London, the brand's ninth property, chairman Alfred Pisani said the brand, which began as a single property in Malta, is nearing a point of "critical...

Hotel companies have begun to restrict the amount of volume they accept from corporate accounts, specifically in high-demand cities on the midweek nights when business travel demand is greatest.

Average daily hotel rates in October declined in most regions , including the Americas (down 1.3 percent year over year to $108.04), Asia Pacific (3.5 percent to $135.42) and Europe (11.2 percent to...

"We don't see that the NBTA board's action has any impact on ACTE," said an ACTE spokesman after NBTA asserted support for a merger. The Association of Corporate Travel Executives' board on...

Travel buyers in the United Kingdom have criticized a decision by British Airways to impose an effective fare increase by cutting booking payments to travel agents. The reductions apply to short-haul...

The U.S. Department Of Transportation is delaying by three months to April 2012 the release of proposed rules governing disclosure of ancillary airline fees through GDSs, according to a status report...

With a spate of customer service issues it hopes is behind them and a busy summer travel season ahead, US Airways today said it is investing to improve customer service at airports, including hiring...

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