With airport delays at record highs, the U.S. travel industry has a responsibility to participate in the improvement of our air transportation network. The current status of operations is unacceptable....

Though hoteliers could experience a strong revenue rebound in 2012, they will continue to see rates decline across all tiers this year, according to a recent forecast issued by PKF Hospitality Research....

AirPlus and MasterCard today launched a co-branded corporate card that helps companies track air spending and enables travelers to pay for non-air expenses while on the road.

The revelation last month that McDonald's Corp. is a customer of Orbitz surprised few insiders as both the airline-owned site and Expedia build out solutions that more comprehensively address managed...

The Covid-19 pandemic has created a global panic and reaction which should be a wake-up call and reminder that crisis management advance planning and strategy creation is a must in today’s global...

The International Air Transport Association is facing flak from the global travel agency community over its plans to jettison paper tickets by the end of the month. Come 1 June, if IATA succeeds in its...

Air passenger rights is a hot topic in the travel industry, especially as airport and air traffic congestion trigger lengthy delays, but a federal government request for public comment on customer...

With an eye on travel policy compliance, processing efficiencies and fraud prevention, Liz Claiborne Inc. is in the midst of a multinational deployment of an integrated expense management system....

Financial services companies operating in the United Kingdom could be reimbursed as much as $900,000 by the British government after paying too high a rate of value-added tax on their travel management...

The Belgian government plans to require only those foreign travelers working at least seven consecutive days in a single month instead of the current five days to file a declaration with the country...