The Copenhagen-based corporate purchasing consortium Travelpool Europe has become one of the first travel buyers in Europe to build direct connections for air bookings. It has developed its own system...

While the dark cloud of tight hotel occupancies and rising room rates is likely to remain over New York City through 2007 and beyond, there also is a silver lining in the form of new and improved hotels...

With the New York hotel market bursting at the seams and new hotel sites in midtown Manhattan in short supply, developers are increasingly turning to locations in downtown Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens...

Rival global distribution system owners Sabre and Cendant are starting to roll out new integrated platforms that have the look and feel of their online travel agency offerings, Travelocity and Orbitz,...

Domestic United Kingdom rail tickets may become much easier to buy in other countries following a decision by British rail operators to award international sales licenses to Thetrainline and two other...

Siemens, Sheraton Get Smart By Maria P. VallejoBoston - Siemens Corp. expects to begin beta testing smart cards within the next few weeks, guaranteeing its travelers corporate

The leadership of the National Business Travel Association for the next two years will be decided in San Diego in two weeks at NBTA's 37th annual convention during a direct members-only business session...

With meetings demand on the rise, so too is the number of convention center hotels being built in the United States, according to real estate investment firm Jones Lang LaSalle. The firm counts five new...

Minneapolis/St. Paul Airlines, Airport To See Growth By Robert Selwitz As of June 1, getting to and from Minneapolis/St. Paul will become much less expensive for travelers opting

Business Amenities Arrive On The Honolulu Hotel Scene By Judy Jacobs With the drop in inbound travel from Asia and the opening of the new Hawaii Convention Center, Honolulu is