Prosperous CTDs Flourish By Megan Hjermstad 18-month-old ARC accreditation program for Corporate Travel Departments has found its legs, and the ground to stand them on. CTDs have reduced overall

Delta Ramping up For Airport Gate Improvements By David Jonas Delta Air Lines is developing several new technologies to help business travelers avoid lines and get on flights faster. The carrier

Only nine months after the word "intranet" first appeared on the travel horizon, there already is a new

Nearly simultaneous bankruptcy filings yesterday by Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines marked a watershed moment for a chronically dysfunctional industry. Despite travel demand nearing peak levels...

U.S. Economy Sending Mixed Signals To South America By Bob Curley The downturn in the U.S. economy is starting to put a crimp on business travel to South America, with companies cutting back on

Despite an ongoing slump in travel demand, some Asia/Pacific airlines are improving their business class cabins in bids to attract higher-yielding passengers and shore up revenue shortfalls. Meanwhile,...

Buyers Go Longer Term For Key Rooms By Bruce Serlen Travel buyers increasingly are making longer-term commitments in return for the midweek hotel room coverage they need in the primary business

Worldspan chairman, president and CEO Rakesh Gangwal yesterday told Business Travel News that his company would not offer fulfillment services to new corporate clients in an effort to distinguish itself...

The U.S. Department of Justice isn't ready to give the green light for Vista Equity Partners to acquire Cvent, even if the two companies are ready to get going. As Cvent's annual conference wrapped in...

Hilton has maintained its 2017 guidance—1 percent to 3 percent growth in revenue per available room—though an uptick in corporate transient business that began in the fourth quarter and carried into...