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A homeless man outside of Caltrain station in San Francisco in March.

As homeless people turn off visitors, San Francisco tourism senses threatThe increasingly visible homeless problem, coupled with an epidemic of drug use and the resulting blighted streets, are...

Amex GBT-Hogg Robinson deal clears final hurdleThe acquisition was approved by European Union regulators on Friday. The closing is expected on July 19.

Carlson Wagonlit tool tracks prices on booked air, hotelsThe tool also automates rebooking if a lower price is found.

Corporate Travel Management acquires Hong Kong agencyCTM purchased Lotus Travel Group Limited, making it the largest travel management company in Hong Kong.

Delta opens renovated Sky Club at Washington Reagan

Delta opens renovated Sky Club at Washington ReaganThe renovation added 1,800 square feet to the facility, increasing its size by 20%, while sprucing up amenities.

U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of Amex in antitrust caseThe controversial decision settles an antitrust case that began in 2010 and has gone to multiple courts in the past eight...

Mezi pulls out of TMC relationshipsThe artificial intelligence-powered travel concierge has cut ties to the corporate travel space after being acquired by...

Revamped Sheraton brand will emphasize gathering in public spacesSheraton vice president and global brand leader Indy Adenaw said it has identified the Sheraton core traveler as "the team...

Travel Leaders Group CEO Ninan Chacko said the redemption of Membership Rewards points is a new revenue stream.

Deal with Amex deemed big win for Travel LeadersPersonal and business Gold and Platinum card members will be paired with agents who can book a number of exclusive offers,...

ARC: AA's Basic Economy is behind drop in GDS ancillary salesSales of airline ancillaries through GDSs are on the decline, even as overall travel agency ticket sales through the GDSs are...