Marriott International introduced a foreign currency commission payment program in which commission payments due to travel agencies in 22 countries would be directly deposited into an online account and...

The European Commission and U.S. Department of Transportation are examining the impact of airline alliances on competition in a joint research project that will incorporate interviews with travel...

The U.K. government will reduce for many long-haul flights the air passenger duty levied on travelers departing U.K. airports, Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne announced on Wednesday in his...

Marriott International this week said it would install technology in guest rooms that would let business travelers connect laptops to new 32-inch flat-panel television monitors, so they can view e-mail...

Travelport will "probably" move its headquarters to the London area from Atlanta "this fall ," CEO Jeff Clarke said at the Global Travel & Tourism Summit in Brazil, according to...

Following increases in airfares that persisted throughout much of last year and continued quarter over quarter in 2006, corporate travel buyers can look forward to continued growth in airline expenses...

An extensive meetings technology initiative, completed in 2006, drove down Xerox Corp.'s cost per attendee by expanding hotel-sourcing data, requiring advance meeting registration and travel booking,...

To curb controversies engendered by the airlines' continued channeling of discounted fares though Internet-only distributors, corporate travel buyers have begun to address Web fares with policies that...

Southwest Airlines today announced that on Dec. 15 it will eliminate all traditional travel agency commissions, becoming the last major U.S. carrier to do so.

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