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US airlines fight new China routes as Russian airspace ban skews competition
US airlines are pushing back against attempts to add more flights from China, opening another front in a trans-Pacific aviation
Middle East travel chaos deepens as US-Iran military strikes hit key air corridors
Airlines operating across the Middle East are again reshaping schedules and reviewing routings after renewed US-Iran strikes disrupted flights across
Saudi hotel performance weakens as regional unrest and giga-project slowdowns hit travel demand
Saudi Arabia’s hotel market is beginning to feel the strain of rapid expansion, with softer corporate travel, regional instability and
Corporate travel costs ease as hotel and airline capacity bottlenecks loosen
Business travel prices are expected to rise more slowly in 2026, offering corporate buyers some relief after several years of
Asian marketers cut budgets as US-Iran conflict stokes oil volatility
The renewed US-Iran conflict is no longer just dominating global headlines—it’s beginning to influence business decisions across industries, including
Multinationals scramble to upgrade travel security as Nipah and Ebola risks escalate
As outbreaks of infectious diseases such as Nipah and Ebola continue to shape the global health risk landscape, organisations
Virgin Atlantic expands India network as premium outbound demand surges
India has emerged as one of the Virgin Atlantic ‘s fastest-growing global markets and plays a pivotal role in the
Serko.ai launches beta for AI travel assistant
Serko.ai launches beta for AI travel assistant
U.S. visa denials expected to rise as State Department adds mandatory ‘fear’ questions
The landscape of inbound U.S. travel has just undergone its most significant shift in years. Yet again recently the U.S.
GBTA: APAC business travel continues to grow in the face of geopolitical uncertainty
A new report from the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) sees the international business travel surging ahead despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
Agencies scramble to rescue travellers as Middle East conflict tests ‘duty of care’ limits
The U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict has turned duty of care from a corporate travel buzzword into a real-time operational test. After the
U.S. travel exports weaken as Mideast war drives oil above $105
For the travel trade, the biggest risk is not a sudden collapse in U.S. domestic travel. It is the steady
Global business travel spending to hit $928B as ‘bleisure’ and ESG mandates go mainstream
Global business travel spending is projected to reach $928.4 billion by 2030, fueled by a 5% surge in 2026 budgets
The Direct Connect Disconnect: Sabre elucidates
Sabre Corporation issued a reality check on the chatter around direct airline connections in corporate travel. While some carriers make
CT Partners presents its End of Fiscal Year report
Australia’s third-largest travel buying group CT Partners declared in its end of fiscal year (EOFY) report that professional travel support is now essential for organisations aiming to drive continuity, control spend and meet rising duty of care obligations.
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