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H World Group approved a three-year, $2 billion shareholder return plan, including dividends and repurchases, effective from July 23.

SAP Concur, the behemoth of corporate travel and expense management, is flexing its muscles. Its new travel booking platform, now widely available in major markets, boasts a sleeker interface and richer content.

Speaking to Skift, Turkish Airlines chairman Ahmet Bolat explains why he is comfortable defying the direction of travel at most other long-haul airlines.

After days of cancellations and disruptions, Delta CEO Ed Bastian provided a timeline on when the carrier expected to stabilize operations.

Today’s podcast looks at Delta’s fifth day of chaos, Venice’s successful tourism fee, and U.S. cities where biz travel has rebounded.

India's focus in recent years has been on tourism destination development. In its plan to diversify its offerings to attract different types of travelers, adventure tourism caters to a growing demand.

A stalking-horse buyer has offered $500 million for the abandoned Oceanwide Plaza in Downtown Los Angeles, which includes a partially built Park Hyatt hotel.

As Delta’s meltdown continues for the fifth day, customers and Washington are becoming increasingly frustrated.

Business travel is back, but Princeton, N.J., led U.S. markets in doing better than others, according to American Express.

Venice has trialed its entry free for day trippers. Armed with data, the city is going to figure out adjustments to make it effective.

Southwest is the second carrier to be under an FAA audit this year due to a series of widely-reported safety incidents.

Once again, the Indian Union Budget left the tourism industry high and dry, ignoring all their key demands. With their hopes for infrastructure status and tax rates dashed, the industry had to content itself with the crumbs of small mercies.