EXECUTIVE TRAVEL

TheSuitest is the first hotel comparison website to add a forecasting function, offering a glimpse into the future of room rates.

The same equity firm that helped turn Spirit into a fee-heavy ultra low-cost carrier could do the same with Frontier Airlines.

Global spending on business travel is expected to reach $1.12 trillion this year, the GBTA BTI Outlook says.

JetBlue is adding lie-flat seats and private suites to lure a demographic that’s been largely absent from its fleet: business travelers.

The U.S. State Department issued a worldwide travel alert for U.S. citizens Friday, but what exactly does that mean?

The U.S. says al Qaeda chatter suggests terrorists are planning to attack American targets in the Middle East and North Africa.

The top U.S. travel association has laid out a case for government travel spending amid a congressional push for more caps.

Business travelers face many obstacles to eating healthy, but that doesn’t make it impossible.

FAA issued new pilot training standards Wednesday thanks to a tireless campaign from the Families of Continental Flight 3407.

People travelling by air could soon strike off one more annoying process from the hassle that modern-day air travel has become.

A new survey from Routehappy.com shows which U.S. airlines lead the way in terms of in-flight Wi-Fi capability.

The U.S. took in $129 billion in taxes - you read correctly - $129 billion - from revenue generated by the travel and tourism industry.

Customer satisfaction with the airline industry is up, though it remains one of America's most reviled industries.

Even with fewer European visitors, the U.S. set a record for overseas arrivals in 2012, thanks to travelers from Asia and Latin America.

An increasing number of bag fees and upgrades helped global airlines attain an estimated $27.1 billion in ancillary revenue in 2012.

New York is the world’s most competitive city today and will remain that way in 2025, a Citigroup study says.

The U.S. is the only nation in the developed world without federally mandated paid time off, a new report says.

Those who work in the U.S. travel industry hailed the Senate immigration reform bill as a decisive step toward facilitating U.S. travel.

Thanks to ancillary fees for baggage and other items, the way airlines earn money is completely different than it was just five years ago.

Travel generated $2 trillion in economic output last year, but the U.S. needs to fix several self-imposed rules to regain its market share.

When the next Icelandic volcano tosses ash into the sky, EasyJet hopes to have the technology in place to prevent the closure of air space.

Considering a career as a flight attendant? Think again. The profession ranked as one of the worst jobs in 2013.

A strike by the ver.di trade union has forced German airline Lufthansa to cancel 1,720 flights Monday.

Legacy airlines may need to make radical changes to their networks if they want to remain viable in the coming years.

Growing demand, limited inventory and a strong stock market have helped vacation rental sales surge across the United States.

The Supreme Court rejected Spirit Airlines' claims that a rule forcing the carrier to show the total price of airfare was a violation of free speech.

If you’re looking for paid time off, one thing is certain: You don’t want to live in Asia or North America.

Why can't you use tablets on a plane during takeoff/landing? According to an FAA source, the reason is unclear and the rule is changing.

Popular travel booking site Kayak thinks it has the answers to some of travelers' biggest questions (like when to book a cheap flight).