Articles tagged “business travel”

Gen Z is already a force in business travel, yet the industry is decidedly unprepared

Hilton and Navan have launched a direct booking connection that skips distribution middlemen, giving the hotel group more control over retailing. It's an early step in a broader corporate travel push to overhaul how road warriors book hotels.

India's business travel boom gives Booking.com a rare chance to grow two businesses at once — corporate bookings today and leisure loyalty tomorrow.

The U.S. is looking to repeal a 1973 ban on supersonic flight, which would clear the way for such technology to be operated in the U.S.

Ten weeks of data show remarkably strong demand from business and leisure travelers. It's not just a World Cup bump.

Airlines are betting that they can hold onto their pricing power even as the price of fuel decreases due to strong demand and fewer competitors in the industry.

Gulf travel advisories are moving. War-risk insurance authorization isn’t — and that’s the constraint that controls when European airlines come back.

For an industry that spent 13 years arguing that passenger rights needed to be watered down, it's a rather bumpy landing.

Tripadvisor now has almost all its focus on experiences and may not see the need to sell Viator — a disappointment for some investors.

The centenary deadline may have slipped, but Şeker's broader point is that Turkish Airlines is now big enough that the number of aircraft it operates matters less than what it does with them.