Amex, Navigant Report Favorable First-Quarter Earnings By Megan Hjermstad American Express Co. and Navigant International Inc., the two publicly traded U.S.-based corporate travel management

American Express in January will begin a broad implementation to provide clients with electronic folio data from Starwood Hotels & Resorts, the largest remaining multibrand U.S. hotel company that had...

Once again proving its willingness to incorporate new or little-known technology suppliers into its travel and meeting operations, Akamai Technologies has chosen an obscure technology firm with an...

Sabre Corp. has agreed to acquire Farelogix for $360 million. Executives of both companies said the deal will speed up their development of retailing, distribution and fulfillment capabilities enabled...

Major Enhancements Underway At N.Y. Area Airports By Frank Rosci With the New York area's ever-evolving transportation needs, business travelers will find projects complete, as well as in progress,

Hotel Starts, Occupancy Decrease During Downturn By Bruce Serlen Travel buyers seeking to gain leverage in rate negotiations with their hotel vendors should not rejoice at the news that occupancy

NBTA Impels Chapter Growth By Megan Hjermstad The National Business Travel Association over the past year successfully has introduced three new regional chapters and increased membership in

Stephen Bollenbach, president and CEO of Hilton Hotels Corp., today cited pent-up demand among business travelers as a prime driver behind the increase in hotel occupancy in April and May, following a...

JetBlue Airways will refit about 145 aircraft over the next several years to improve inflight entertainment options and increase seats.

The three largest U.S. airlines and a handful of airline trade organizations, which are asking the Obama administration to open review of Open Skies agreements with Qatar and the United Arab Emirates,...