Newsmaker: Amadeus Lures Diners' Fogwell To Miami By Mary Ann McNulty It took a year, but Amadeus Global Travel Distribution LLC president Jim Davidson finally found the perfect

North American airport hubs dominated by American Airlines and United Airlines have taken the hardest financial blow in the travel slowdown, according to Standard and Poor's analysts, speaking today...

British companies not only are cutting back on travel, they also are paying less for air tickets and hotels on the trips they do take, according to BTI UK, the United Kingdom's largest travel management...

OTA Publishes XML Data Standard By Cheryl Rosen In a rare cooperative effort spanning all the segments of the travel industry, the OpenTravel Alliance on Feb. 29 published its first data standard,

Hotels Across The Hudson Heat Up Big Apple Competition By Robert Selwitz Business travelers looking for a well-sited hotel room when Manhattan's inns are completely filled now can look westward for

Corporate travel managers sending out 2006 hotel requests for proposals and negotiating rates have accepted that prices in general will go up, and those with a great deal of business in New York City,...

During the past few years, capacity restraints in the Manhattan hotel market have given hoteliers the advantage in corporate rate negotiations, but buyers may begin to wield a little power of their own...

Inside TrackARC Mulls Corporate AccreditationThe directors of the Airlines Reporting Corp. heard status reports on a proposal to separately accredit corporate travel departments, without

PDAs: The Whole World In Their Palms By David JonasPersonal digital assistants offer a lightweight, pocket-sized alternative to traditional laptops, enabling business travelers to