European Car Rental, Gas Hikes Shift Buyers' Gears By Amon Cohen Europe's extensive rail network means that car rental is not as important to travelers as in the United States, which is just as

ACTE Raps To World Beat Corps. Cut Through IATA Haze, Talk Global Travel Shop Amsterdam - It is not every day that the exploits of eminent rap artiste Puff Daddy are examined during high-powered

American Airlines on Tuesday announced a new option for passengers to pay an extra fee in exchange for priority boarding, discounted change fees and more flexible standby options. Though the initiative...

Newsmaker: KPMG Chairman Jon Madonna Replaces Tanner At CWT By Sarah Welt Carlson Wagonlit Travel president and CEO Travis Tanner surprised industry observers late last month with

Airline Seller's Market Losing Steam? Wall Street, Others Predict New Deal-Making Opportunities in '99 By Jay Campbell As corporate travel managers begin to focus on 1999,

Acquisitions Abound Int'l Cap Spurs More Agency Consolidation By Sarah Welt The spate of travel agency acquisitions that occurred last quarter could be followed by an active

Speech Has Industry Talking By Cheryl Rosen Speech recognition software has not proved nearly as useful as the travel industry expected when it debuted two years ago, but a flurry

Despite protests from the Big Three U.S. carriers, Emirates plans to add flights to established U.S. routes and open a new one to Orlando later this year. In an interview with BTN transportation editor...

Reporter's Notebook: Hot About AlliancesNew Orleans - Congressman James Oberstar (D-Minn.) kicked off the Association of Corporate Travel Executives' tenth annual conference here with a