Business Travel News

The era of transatlantic low-cost carriers it entering a new phase.

Rumors of a downturn in corporate travel have been greatly exaggerated according to Delta Air Lines. Delta executives, however, do admit that corporate yields have decreased.

Consumer tastes are evolving, both in leisure and corporate travel. Savvy travel managers will stay ahead of — or at least on top of — the trends.

JetBlue may soon have the cool airline category in the U.S. all to itself.

European tour operators in Cuba are optimistic about their longstanding ties in the country and are concerned about how the tourism influx from the U.S. will exacerbate a lack of available rooms. Casas will compete with hotels and new infrastructure of many types will be needed to handle the new demand.

As travel management companies begin to embrace mobile for booking, expect business travelers to push for more personalized service.

Finnair has mapped out a plan to link the east and the west in a unique way which highlights the attractiveness of Northern European destinations. When you know where you want to be, it's easier to make concrete plans to get there.

Forecasts are calling for business travel growth to rebound in 2017; we are eager to see if companies agree.

The merger is approved and we're moving steadily towards the June closing date. How many of the combined companies' 30 brands will remain this time next year?

When it comes to getting around new airline rules on pricing multi-city itineraries, where there's a will there's always a way. Although the airlines won't be happy about it.