With business travel volume at a slightly lower rate than prior to the pandemic, travel managers are asking if there is room to enhance the experience—and how best to do it.

During the past six years, more than 14,000 cases of human trafficking have been reported to the National Human Trafficking Resource Center hotline in the United States. Each day, people fall victim to...

Taylor Swift's Eras tour, known for its significant economic impact termed "Swiftonomics," boosted hotel revenues by $1 billion since March 2023, with notable rate hikes in cities like Sydney,...

American Airlines has named Oneworld airline alliance CEO Nathaniel Pieper as its new chief commercial officer, effective Nov. 3, American CEO Robert Isom announced during a Thursday morning earnings...

Business Travel News and its four sister brands on March 1 were acquired by Secaucus, N.J.-based media company Northstar Travel Media, publisher of Travel Weekly, TravelAge West, Meetings & Conventions...

Air Canada on Friday announced it would suspend some domestic, transborder and international flights in response to higher jet fuel prices.  

SAS on May 21, 2025, will resume service between Copenhagen and Seattle to "meet the growing demand for travel to the U.S.," the carrier announced Tuesday.

The number of September corporate trips sold by U.S. agencies reversed course after eight months of year-over-year declines, Airlines Reporting Corp. reported Thursday.   

New York - Delta Air Lines president Ed Bastian said the economic backdrop remains "choppy," while US Airways president Scott Kirby cited a macroeconomic environment that continues "to muddle along."...

More companies are employing risk management techniques to keep employees safe and secure during business travel, especially to more dangerous destinations, according to a recent AirPlus International...