Business Travel News

Although Manhattan continues to market successfully to meeting planners by promoting the city's iconic selling points, the most exciting spirit of innovation to create memorable events is in Brooklyn.

Among business travel fanatics, American rules the skies.

Business travelers and travel managers each have their own priorities, but everyone agrees that the travel experience itself could use improvement.

Dramatic socio-economic and political events over the last 15 years have formed the priorities for Millennials more than the advent of digital technology.

Hacks are becoming as regular as loyalty breaches these days.

Everyone wants a trip made just for them, and when you're paying luxury prices it's more likely to happen.

Paul English of Lola Travel wants to address some of the shortcomings, including the lack of human intervention in trip-planning, that were never addressed during his tenure at digital-only Kayak. Perhaps Kayak's new text-based travel service will fill some gaps -- if they really exist, that is -- as well.

All tours are not created equal, and Wade's approach actually tries to avoid sameness.