The business travel behemoth has grown even bigger with this techy acquisition.

The only apps Travel Weekly staff use are Uber Eats and sometimes Uber, just in case the food we want isn’t able to be delivered.

The business travel giant has taken a crucial step in ensuring inclusion and respect for Indigenous Australians in the work place.

There’ve been some timely leadership appointments across the industry given that International Women’s Day is just around the corner. Check out our wrap-up of the latest movers and shakers here.

Wanna know what some of your former colleagues who you worked with years ago are doing now? Well, our Flavour of the Week wrap may or may not contain the answers.

Our Flavour of the Week is bursting with the tang of executive reshuffles and zesty fresh faces, best enjoyed with a dollop of sour cream and a few corn chips.

There’s a lot to keep up with in our industry, so let us help you with this incredibly informative wrap.

On second reading of this headline, it does sound a little bit like US business travellers want to get it on with Australians, but that’s definitely not what we intended.

The first-of-its-kind agreement will help travel managers provide more options to business travellers.

San Francisco beats New York as most popular for Australian business travellers.

American Express Global Business Travel has launched a Hotel Chargeback Solution, but what does this mean for travellers?