Corporate hotel rates for 2013 spiked in Latin America and select U.S. markets, meeting expectations for a tough negotiating season. But increases were more moderate in Europe and some emerging markets...

High-Speed Access Becoming An Extended-Stay Staple By Lynn Woods High-speed Internet access lines, enabling business travelers to connect at speeds 50 times faster than conventional

ABB Plans Trio Of European Air Hubs By Amon Cohen Zurich - Asea Brown Boveri, the globalized technology and engineering company, is planning to crown its ambitious travel cost

Global airline traffic during April grew versus the prior-year period reflecting a generally improved business environment, according to the International Air Transport Association. However, economic...

The airline industry's leading financial analyst, UBS Warburg managing director Sam Buttrick, told more than 100 members of the Association of Corporate Travel Executives gathering in New York today...

Carey International's direct connect integration with Concur will occur in the first quarter of 2016 at the earliest, according to Carey. The company had hoped to have that integration live this month .

Delta Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic on Jan. 1 officially launched a joint venture through which they are sharing revenues, aligning corporate sales, coordinating networks and planning schedules between...

Travel managers from small and midsize companies expect the trend toward multi-year hotel agreements to continue for the 2005 bid season, even though the lodging market appears to be gaining strength....

Delta Air Lines last week added a new bottom rung to its fare ladder with the launch of Basic Economy, which comprises the carrier's "lowest-priced fares" and does not allow refunds, changes or advance...

E-Bookers Going Global By Jay Campbell Chicago - Electronic booking vendors are lining up to penetrate the global corporate travel market, starting with Europe, faster than you can say "book it" in