EU Study Points To Shorter Trips, More Incentives By Paul Needham Brussels - Business travelers in Europe are shortening their trips and reducing the number of room nights, according to a new

Agencies: Survival Tips For The Electronic Era Y ou've learned about the recent partnership between Microsoft and American Express to create a digital travel agency on the World Wide Web. This

Southeast Asia's largest airlines have been preparing new, low-cost subsidiaries. Japan's All Nippon Airways and Malaysia-based AirAsia, the region's largest budget carrier, this month announced that...

After growing into formidable global airlines, the three major Persian Gulf carriers within the past month each readied partnership deals with big players. Emirates set the stage in September by...

Two payment processors are striking deals with property management system providers to offer "dynamic currency conversion" through client hotels. Planet Payment and Fexco claim the process of converting...

Virgin Atlantic confirmed reports on Friday that it hired Deutsche Bank to conduct a strategic review of its business bit.ly/bgntUC . Sources speculated that Sir Richard Branson is considering a sale of...

Entering its second year as a publicly traded company, TRX today released first-quarter fiscal results for 2006, showing an increase in total revenue of $31.8 million compared with $31.5 million in the...

Indirect group purchasing organization Corporate United has launched a car rental program for members via an agreement with Enterprise Holdings, parent company of the Enterprise and National car rental...

Sabah, Malaysia - Caught up in the lures of incentive travel offerings in the Caribbean and Hawaii, few American groups find their way to the Asian island of Borneo. Yet certain types of U.S.