The airlines react to the European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme with a $6 jump in roundtrip fares.
New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo proposes building the nation's largest convention facility on the site of Aqueduct Racetrack in the New York City borough of Queens.
New York City, Nashville and Houston top the list, per data from the Global Business Travel Association.
The President’s call for a national travel and tourism strategy opens the gate for opportunity.
Ongoing global economic and political unrest, along with the threat of natural disasters and epidemic diseases, will continue to impact the safety of business travelers overseas, according to a new report.
A new study by the Incentive Research Foundation found that economic woes still are taking a toll on incentive programs, as evidenced by reduced travel budgets, shorter programs and other indicators.
Exhibitors are bullish on attending trade shows and conventions over the next few years, according to a recent survey from the Center for Exhibition Industry Research.
InterContinental, Hyatt, Marriott and Starwood all posted solid year-over-year third-quarter results in revenue per available room.
Introduced in October on a trial basis at four airports, the Transportation Security Administration's new risk-based passenger screening process already is being expanded to three more gateways.
In Meeting Professionals International's October 2011 Business Barometer, 46 percent of respondents said attendance has grown since October 2010, while 31 percent saw no change and 23 percent reported a decrease in attendees.
The Office of Government Ethics has proposed barring federal employees from attending events and exhibitions where their attendance is paid for by lobbyists, and the meetings industry isn't pleased.
A new study shows the U.S. Hotel industry will collect a record $1.8 billion in fees and surcharges in 2011.