Hotel chains are pushing for substantial rate increases and are reducing the number of corporate deals they are offering as they negotiate with buyers for 2006 contracts.

Fewer than 5 percent of Lufthansa's corporate deals in North America are now single-airline agreements, vice president for The Americas Jens Bischof told EuroBTN last week. In an exclusive interview, in...

US Airways this month upped its bid for Delta Air Lines and AirTran raised its offer for Midwest Air Group, as the list of potential airline merger candidates continued to grow. The developments...

Compaq Clamps Down

AirPlus International lost 127,000 corporate cardholders in 2016 as a direct consequence of the European Union Interchange Fee Regulation, according to the Lufthansa Group payments subsidiary....

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security today announced that in order to better protect individual privacy rights it has revised the parameters for a computer system that will use passenger information...

Nine months after MasterCard International announced partnerships to transmit electronic folios from a handful of hotel companies, commercial cleaning supplies company JohnsonDiversey, through its...

The United Kingdom this month recorded a severe cutback in scheduled airline service, with a 9 percent decline in international capacity and a 14 percent decline in domestic capacity, compared with the...

President Barack Obama announced a transportation infrastructure program, including more high-speed rail development, a modern air traffic control system, updated runways and other projects...

The U.S. lodging industry is likely to see revenues drop, rates stall and the first two consecutive years of declining demand in two decades, according to a study PKF Hospitality Research released...