The U.S. Transportation Department once again has moved the goalposts on its eagerly anticipated and hotly disputed Enhancing Passenger Protections III notice of proposed rulemaking, this time to Nov....

After discovering that employees used more than 100 different limousine companies, Pleasantville, N.Y.-based Reader's Digest Association pared that roster first to 10, then to three. During the...

Hertz this month reduced the fee charged to customers who do not refuel before returning a rental car, and began to offer a discount for drivers who buy a full tank at the time of rental. Meanwhile, car...

TRX president and CEO Shane Hammond spoke with Management.travel last month after TRX released its March quarter earnings report, characterized by 32 percent lower transaction processing revenues and a...

Occupancy and average daily hotel rate increased in all global regions year over year during April except the Middle East and Africa, which saw declines in both metrics, according to STR.

The U.S. Department of Treasury on Wednesday issued an interim final rule requiring, among other things, that companies benefiting from Troubled Asset Relief Program funds adopt an "excessive or luxury...

Corporate housing supplier Furnished Quarters recently hired Craig Partin as its director of sales. Partin has 20 years experience working for corporate housing firms, relocation management companies,...

British Airways' contracts with global distribution system providers expired last Thursday without service interruption or BA immediately pursuing a substantially new course, as some in the industry had...

Marriott International saw a drop in profit and sluggish domestic revenue growth in the second quarter of 2008, further indicating a hotel negotiating season more favorable to buyers than any in the...