Renewed talk of the development of a fourth major airport to serve the New York metropolitan area, a plan that could have New York-bound business travelers landing more than 60 miles from the heart of...

After removing certain fare categories from global distribution systems early this month, Air Canada found itself the target of punitive measures by GDSs and a mounting wave of peeved travel buyers and...

More Incentive Programs, More Exec Input By Chris Davis Incentive travel managers, in addition to finding increased workloads due to larger incentive programs, are receiving more input from senior

Gilligan Goes Global With Amex Ed Gilligan recently spoke with BTN travel management editor Megan Hjermstad about his new responsibilities, Amex's recent accomplishments and its plans for the near

Ingersoll-Rand Takes Tech Leap Online booking System latest in Multimillion-Dollar Travel Overhaul By Cheryl Rosen Woodcliff Lake, N.J. - A cooperative effort by the

InterContinental Hotels Group today certified Travelocity and Travelocity Business as its third-party distributors of hotel inventory, announced it will not certify Expedia, Expedia Corporate Travel and...

Buyers who hit a brick wall when negotiating with hotel chains and multibrand hotel companies often overlook a third source that can improve their final results: hotel management and ownership...

An administrative court in Italy has ordered Emirates to scrap the Milan Malpensa-New York Kennedy service that it launched in October 2013. The TAR Lazio court last Thursday ruled on a suit from...

New York hotels, consistent with the performance of the U.S. lodging market overall, had a difficult third quarter. As in other gateway cities, the culprit has been the weak economy and the accompanying...

GetThere has pronounced its online booking system finally workable for Europe, three years after launching outside of the United States. It has drawn criticism in Business Travel News in recent months...