Siemens Shared Services on 28 September plans to launch Rearden Commerce's Personal Assistant technology in the United States, followed by a rollout in Canada. Signed at the end of the second quarter,...

New European Union rail legislation set for introduction next April ultimately will result in through-ticketing and a vastly improved ability to book rail journeys, according the project leader at the...

Fees and surcharges at U.S. hotels are expected to hit a record $2.93 billion this year, according to analysis from Bjorn Hanson, industry consultant and adjunct professor at the New York University...

Several recent acquisitions by regional travel agencies of other fairly sizable agencies suggest that there is more to this most recent wave of consolidation than the normal seasonal spate of such

The new watchword from United Airlines on corporate contracts is "compliance." That is, corporate accounts not delivering on negotiated commitments might not stick around.

United Airlines will pay a $2.25 million penalty, but will not face prosecution, related to a federal corruption investigation that led to the departure of former CEO Jeff Smisek last year, according to...

The U.S. Department of Transportation tentatively approved an application by Brazilian airline Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras to launch U.S. service, according to DOT order issued Wednesday. Azul,...

Amex: European Policies Cut Costs By Cheryl Rosen Brussels - Two new studies of European corporations illustrate how much they can save by implementing travel management practices and how airline

Two Minneapolis Hotels Market Jointly H2Hyatt: Hooking up with Regal/H2 Minneapolis - Aiming to capitalize on the lucrative group travel market in this northwestern city, two hotels have joined