Isaac Carey

Apps are a great way to provide event attendees with information, but they can easily get overwhelming. When it comes to tech, event organizers need to weigh pluses and minuses between depth and simplicity.

TravelPerk’s reveal comes on the heels of TripActions’ announcement earlier this month. So what travel management company will be next to offer direct distribution?

This week in hospitality, India-based startup Oyo aims to majorly increase its presence in the U.S. and Langham CEO Stefan Leser discusses his goal of expanding into key cities in Europe. Plus, we talk to Shiji's chief operating officer about how the tech company best serves hotels in the China market.

This week in aviation, Emirates leads the way with its new business class pricing strategy, Qantas breaks from the pack by transforming its rewards program, and United responds with caution after a U.S. military drone is shot down in either Iran's airspace or international airspace.

This week in digital news, be sure to check out our ranking of 25 up-and-coming startups from all over the world. Plus, we explore the implications of Facebook's new digital wallet, and provide updates on the ongoing battle between Airbnb and cities in the E.U.

This week in tourism, geopolitical tensions show signs of harming the U.S. tourism industry. Meanwhile, Travel Leaders takes a proactive approach to one of travel's most difficult problems.

Viewing travel costs as an opportunity rather than a necessary evil can help businesses become stronger, in terms of both morale and revenue. Making this shift is hard, and it's unclear how many companies are ready to commit.

Global companies with a high volume of travelers, take note. Tight travel budgets and overly strict travel policies don't make for happy or productive employees.

IHG is such a sprawling company, it's hard to get a handle on it. Here we break it down for you.

Millennials are starting to step into management positions at event companies, easing the way toward more sustainable events. But the industry still has a long way to go.