German carrier Airberlin is paring back its fleet and service in order to focus on serving business travel markets from its Berlin and Dusseldorf hubs.

The average compensation for U.S. travel buyers in 2016 increased 1.8 percent year over year to $114,000, according to a Global Business Travel Association survey of 303 buyers.

Omni chief commercial officer Jeff Doane spoke with BTN managing editor Chris Davis last month at the Global Business Travel Association convention in Denver about the company's luxury ambitions, its...

Fare Audit, has partnered with hotel commissions collection specialist CTS Systems to bolster hotel commission recovery forTMCs and CTDs, Fare Audit president Andrew Menkes told BTN Wednesday.

Direct Travel acquired Peak Travel Group, a San Jose, Calif.-based travel management company with $185 million in annual sales volume. It represents Direct Travel's sixth acquisition in 2014, including...

In a continuing trend, August international air demand, as measured in revenue passenger kilometers, was the "dominant driver of growth" for global air travel, according to the International Air...

The managed ground transportation segment of corporate travel spend is relatively small, averaging about 11.5 percent on average of travel budgets—at least among the travel managers who know what their...

JetBlue has retired all Embraer E190 aircraft and now operates an all-Airbus fleet, the carrier announced Tuesday, as it eyes increased transcontinental travel and domestic first-class service.  

Nearly every industry undergoes major evolutions as technology evolves. Television shifted from scheduled viewing to time delays, then on-demand. Automobiles have changed from internal combustion to...

Timeline: 1984 is Business Travel News’ birth year. Naturally, we think that’s important. Using that year as your milestone, place six other business travel industry events in chronological order. Do...