Business Travel News

Lufthansa is officially focused on integration, not standardization. But the lines between its national brands are being unmistakably redrawn.

The Trump administration is open to anything when it comes to renovating Penn Station, even moving Madison Square Garden.

A new generation of business travelers is hitting the road, and they’re bringing their payment habits with them.

Just 59% of international economy tickets benefit from corporate discounts, Emburse says. That means on higher-priced long-haul routes, a huge share of travelers are paying full fare.

As U.S. government actions ripple across global commerce, corporate travel strategies are shifting. However, real-world data shows companies are still prioritizing the U.S., even as sentiment grows more cautious.

Millions of road warriors dread filing their trip expenses. SAP Concur believes that generative AI can finally automate expense reporting's most tedious tasks.

Airline distribution is getting more complicated, not less, and corporate travelers are feeling the impact.

Fresh data suggests extended stay hotels have found a sweet spot, stealing business from traditional hotels while maintaining pricing power.

The stock market liked the optimistic story that Amex GBT was telling about the CWT acquisition and margin expansion.

Alaska Airlines is making a big bet on international and premium travel as it looks to launch more routes to Europe and introduce new business class suites.