Business Travel News

Services that automate smarter buying decisions in corporate travel are part of a wave of transformative change that will cause the corporate travel ecosystem to evolve.

Uber's integration into the habits of business travelers continues to move forward.

Doug Parker wishes it was 2013 again — but with 2016's fuel prices.

Fewer upgrades are on the horizon, but that may mean more discount premium fares.

Now that everyone has a soft brand we're looking forward to see what they do with them.

In the second issue of our Corporate Travel Innovation Report, we look at how business-focused companies are learning from leisure.

As long as leisure and business demand for hotels keeps increasing, those who buy travel for corporations will face tough negotiations for special rates.

The volume of shifts happening throughout the events industry is impacting every aspect of the meeting experience from alternative accommodations to sticky digital content.

Weakening business travel demand, and the impact of ridesharing on the leisure market, is leading to lower rates and decreased revenue for car rental companies.

Sheraton is trying to accomplish a lot: Win "hearts and minds" of business travelers, revitalize a brand, and grow beyond 450 properties — all while its parent company is preparing to merge with another hotel giant.