Delta Air Lines' Delta Business will debut a revamped platform in 2025 for corporates and in 2026 for travel agencies, replacing Delta Professional. It features improved navigation, a smart search ...

A well-designed travel program can serve as a powerful tool for retaining and attracting new talent, as well as fostering employee loyalty. Organizations are now looking beyond traditional travel ...

Pretium Partners global director of travel Maria Chevalier consolidated data across the midsize private equity firm's portfolio of companies, improved strategic decision-making in travel management, ...

FCM is launching a new meetings analytics tool to improve operational functionality, save costs, and enhance decision-making for meetings and events.

The TSA is piloting Clear eGates at select airports to automate identity verification, starting with locations in Atlanta, Washington, D.C., and Seattle, as part of its modernization efforts.

Alaska Airlines has launched a new loyalty program called Atmos Rewards, combining its Mileage Plan with Hawaiian's HawaiianMiles.  Starting in 2026, Platinum and Titanium tiers will require higher ...

AI is enhancing travel scams, making them more convincing and harder to detect. Scammers use tactics like deep fakes and ...

Omni chief commercial officer Jeff Doane spoke with BTN managing editor Chris Davis last month at the Global Business Travel ...

Air Canada is restarting operations after a mediated settlement was reached with the Canadian Union of Public Employees, ending a strike that began on August 16. Flights are expected to resume ...

Qatar Airways will open a 15,000-sq.-ft. lounge in 2026 when it moves from Terminal 6 to the new Terminal 1 at New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport.

New AI tool from Executive Travel offers natural language responses to traveler policy questions; plus, it can evaluate, score likely effectiveness and recommend policy improvements.

The U.S. General Services Administration for fiscal year 2026 will hold its standard allowable per diem rates for federal travelers steady at 2015 levels, the agency announced Friday.