The major U.S. airlines this fall will begin reducing system capacity, generally between 8 percent and 13 percent, leaving some travelers scrambling to find workable itineraries and forcing corporate...

OP-ED: Sato Doesn't Add Up For Air Shareholders By John NobleJohn Noble is chairman of both Northwestern Travel Management in Minneapolis and Woodside Travel Trust in Bethesda, Md.The

Amadeus has yet to come to terms with Lufthansa to shield its subscribers from the Preferred Fares Program surcharge, and stands to lose "significant" marketshare in Germany as a result, claimed a...

Hogg Robinson Group CEO David Radcliffe this week told The Transnational that HRG's reorientation toward a regional rather than a country-specific structure is "largely finished in terms of operations,...

A little over a year ago, hotel solutions company HRS established its first U.S. office, hiring former GetThere CEO Suzanne Neufang to head expansion in the Americas as the region's vice president and...

Air France-KLM anticipates a €200 million (US$264 million) operating loss for fiscal 2008-2009 . It cited "the decline in business travel and international trade," and reported further traffic...

Hilton Worldwide has launched a new upscale brand, Tapestry Collection, which will bring existing independent hotels into the company's portfolio. If the scheme sounds familiar for Hilton, it's...

Marketing of end-to-end travel management solutions is intensifying in Europe as several vendors begin touting their new booking-through-expense solutions, while other expense vendors ramp up sales to...

Amadeus and British Airways reached a deal "for the distribution of the airlines' fares and inventory Global distribution system operator to Amadeus travel agencies and corporations." Britsih...

Amadeus and British Airways reached a deal "for the distribution of the airlines' fares and inventory Global distribution system operator to Amadeus travel agencies and corporations." Britsih...