Articles tagged “business travel”

As many British Airways flyers brace for status downgrades, rivals are seizing a rare chance to convince the UK’s most valuable travelers that there’s another way.

As joint ventures and other bespoke partnerships reshape global aviation, alliances must prove they still matter.

Industry leaders, including the head of CES, are speaking out about how new screening requirements for inbound travelers to the U.S. from countries in the Visa Waiver Program could mean higher costs, lost business, and meetings moving out of the country. 

DHS is suspending two widely used travel programs as the partial government shutdown continues.

As Navan navigates stock pressure in its first months as a public company, the board has tapped a finance leader to get the company back on track.

Wyndham holds about 30% of all U.S. branded economy hotels. CEO Geoff Ballotti said in an exclusive Skift interview that he's optimistic for the budget segment, despite the recent cost and demand pressures it's faced.

Issues we're watching: When will rates come down and will weight restrictions that limit luggage keep potential customers away?

For a tournament billed as a once-in-a-lifetime business travel moment, friction over U.S. border rules poses a real threat to revenue and the experience.

Capital One Travel isn't seen as a luxury player like Amex and Chase, but adding Discover's cardholders significantly boosts its competitive position.

Navan is buying relevance in places corporate travel programs still don’t reach, and Booking.com is happy to be the map.