DuPont Airfares Beat Web's By Jay Campbell Wilmington, Del. - Negotiated corporate airfares are most often lower than what's available through the two largest online travel agencies, Integrated

The European Commission is attempting to hobble its own revision of its code of conduct governing global distribution systems, travel industry representatives have alleged. The groups claim the...

Payment tool supplier AirPlus International has named a new CEO for its U.S. sales operations as the current CEO, Richard Crum, prepares to take the helm of the Association of Corporate Travel...

CWT is "especially optimistic about expansion in India and Asia." Pleased with the "geographic balancing" a Navigant acquisition would create, Carlson Wagonlit Travel president and...

As part of an effort to consolidate 55 separate business-unit travel policies into one, Lockheed Martin Corp. earlier this year deployed a companywide meetings policy, mandating the use of GetThere...

The top brass at major domestic airlines all of whom detailed second-quarter losses last month acknowledged a slight slowdown in business travel traffic, but many noted that growing fares, declining...

Staffing shortages have plagued the hospitality industry since the first few months of the pandemic. They have led to revenue loss and service cutbacks due to lack of manpower, and several impediments...

Tracking Distribution's Evolution By Mary Ann McNulty "Distribution technology will polarize the travel intermediary market. Survivors will be the larger, global players who can

L.A. Story: NBTA Spotlights Tech Los Angeles - Travel buyers with an opinion on the International Air Transport Association's proposal to place a corporate identifier on every ticket overwhelmingly