A cool breeze swept over much of the country early this month. Maybe it was the collective sigh of relief in the travel industry after hearing that Sabre and American Airlines had come to terms. We...

Amex Canada Predicts Midsize Market Growth By Carolyn Green Growth in business travel in Canada over the next three years will be driven by midsize companies, according to a recent Amex Canada Inc.

Suppliers Race To Get Hands On Wireless Web Access By Megan Hjermstad Travel suppliers once again are upping the technology stakes as they tune in to the newest rapidly growing trend and turn out

Hotel Negotiating Takes Two FONT SIZE="+1"As part of BTN's focus on hotel negotiations at Corporate Travel World in New York last month--and the need for better controls by both buyer and

The International Air Transport Association projects global air passenger numbers will grow 3.8 percent annually to reach 7 billion in 2034, double the 3.5 billion passengers projected for 2015. IATA...

Europe's Economic Health Foreshadows Heavy Hikes By Amon Cohen Where for most people the sound of summer is waves breaking on the beach, for travel managers it is the tapping of

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission alleged that Flight Centre Limited attempted price-fixing arrangements with three airlines.

Eye On The Override H3Buyers Analyze The Triple Net Equation/H3 BTN editors recently discussed the state of overrides with travel buyers Val Cordell of Oracle, Michael Cox of Thomson

GAO, Justice, Buyers Show Concern Over Alliances By Jay CampbellNew Orleans - Just as alliances and competition topped the airline banter here at the Association of Corporate Travel

Frontier Airlines reduced several fees charged to passengers, effective for tickets purchased on or after April 13.