CLARIFICATION: Delta's planned use of the Rich Content and Branding component of Travelport's Merchandising Platform at present includes only sales of its Economy Comfort seating, not bag fees or other...

Sabre Betas Self Booking by Cheryl RosenDallas - Sabre this month will begin rolling out an early beta version of its Business Travel Solutions automated booking product to a select group of

Phoenix Forum: Agents, CRSs Must Cut Air Ties By Jay Campbell Phoenix - Computer reservations systems and travel agencies will need to decrease their dependence on airlines if they are to survive,

Washington Opera To Get New, Improved Facility By Barbara Cook Washington, D.C. - If time allows, business travelers soon will be able to take a cultural side trip when they visit the nation's

Hotels Export Biz-Class Rooms By Linda Humphrey Travelers hooked on business-class rooms in the States are clamoring for in-room office gear overseas, prompting hotel chains to take the concept

Group Buying Appears Ready For Takeoff By Jay Campbell New York - Consortium purchasing has not yet proven a successful strategy in the U.S. travel industry, but its acceptance in other areas of

Following a Valentine's Day massacre of a storm that caused delays and cancellations affecting more than 100,000 customers, JetBlue Airways last month issued what it calls its Customer Bill of Rights...

Hyatt Hotels Corp. has notified its customers of a payment card breach that occurred at a number of its hotels between March 18 and July 2. The breach, Hyatt wrote in a letter on Thursday, impacts...

Thrifty Car Rental is still small fry in the United Kingdom, but size is not preventing it from making a play for the corporate market. It used London's Business Travel exhibition earlier this month

New York - When Andy Menkes helped Republic New York Corp. put together its first-ever global travel program, it never occurred to him that he would end up not only following it himself, but