In the midst of investing $100 million in its website platform, Delta Airlines has no plans to sell its Economy Comfort international seating outside direct channels. "We want to control the packaging...

The National Business Travel Association's groups and meetings committee this week is expected to release its first product, a white paper describing guidelines and best practices for developing a...

American Management Systems Inc. late last year developed meetings packages and began offering internal meeting sponsors a checklist of available hotel and service options for events held in and near...

Despite continued cost control in corporate America, and as its bigger competitors gradually move away from domestic premium class products, ATA Airlines is preparing its first-ever business class...

While U.S. corporate car rental rates remain fairly stable, buyers are facing a tougher negotiating environment than they've seen in several years and soon may have to examine policies to brace for a...

The Top 25 issue (BTN, Jan. 13) recognizes the 25 most influential executives of 1996. But Business Travel News chose 23 men and two women in an industry dominated by women. If the industry doesn't

The Jan. 20 presidential inauguration marks an historic change for the United States. I recently read a USA Today article about people's hopes for our new president, Barack Obama, and his...

INS: Security Is In Hand New York - International travelers will soon be able to clear Customs simply by placing their hands on an electronic reader. Long envisioned as the future of security,

Bill Connors, executive director and COO of the National Business Travel Association, this week was named to the Next Generation Air Transportation System Institute Management Council. Created by the...