Business Travel News

Everyone wants a trip made just for them, and when you're paying luxury prices it's more likely to happen.

Paul English of Lola Travel wants to address some of the shortcomings, including the lack of human intervention in trip-planning, that were never addressed during his tenure at digital-only Kayak. Perhaps Kayak's new text-based travel service will fill some gaps -- if they really exist, that is -- as well.

All tours are not created equal, and Wade's approach actually tries to avoid sameness.

We are excited to bring our signature Skift coverage to the corporate travel sector, one of the biggest and most important in the global travel ecosystem.

Like nearly every other field, consumer behaviors in travel are shaping how corporations manage their behavior at work as well.

Thomas Cook is facing increased competition in the Caribbean and a partnership with Lufthansa could help the tour operator to control its costs.

While some travel agency clients are concerned about safety following the Paris attacks, most travelers are unfazed and will travel to France as usual.