Customized CRS To Slash Corporate Costs By Gayathri Santhirasegaran A Malaysian agency is investing in a customized reservation system to save corporate clients travel and

Buyers Blaze Asian Trail By Sarah Welt Pioneering travel managers at Hewlett-Packard, Thomson Consumer Electronics and Philips Electronics have faced the challenges and achieved

Cisco Systems, a San Jose, Calif.-based Internet networking company, is moving quickly to provide its employees with round-the-clock travel services through a consolidated global infrastructure that...

Hilton Worldwide on Thursday filed for an initial public offering, a move that would take one of the world's largest hotel companies public about six years after the Blackstone Group acquired it for $26...

Trip.com Acquires Thor's 24-Hour Service By Cheryl Rosen Englewood, Colo. - Beefing up the human touch behind its online travel services, Trip.com last month acquired Thor Inc.,

Low-Fare Carriers Make Strides By David Jonas Low-fare carriers have shown strong improvement and have bright prospects for their future dealings with business travel buyers,

Southwest Airlines reported a record second-quarter net income of $465 million, up from $224 million for the same period last year. The airline reported total operating revenue "reached an all-time...

American Express’ second-quarter commercial card-billed business volume continued what CFO Jeffrey Campbell called a “sequential decline in growth.” Campbell told analysts during a Wednesday earnings...

BTN executive editor Jay Campbell on Oct. 24 met with Worldspan president and CEO Paul Blackney to discuss rapidly changing travel distribution. The veteran global distribution system CEO joined...