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American Express Global Business Travel continues to add support in competitive regions around the world. Is another major acquisition on the way?

As weeks of protests escalate in Hong Kong and Beijing weighs its options, it's not hard to imagine Hong Kong's successful tourism industry becoming a shell of its former self. Though the conventional wisdom from region insiders is that Hong Kong will prevail, the form that it will take is anyone's guess.

Cathay Pacific has followed Chinese regulator demands through the saga. Why? It's a business decision.

Doing just traditional car rental isn't going to cut it anymore, and Avis is rapidly expanding its alternative services.

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A loyalty program from TripAdvisor could be a strong incentive for unaffiliated travelers to drive business to the online booker. But TripAdvisor will need to offer a unique program to change established user habits.

Too many airlines fighting over what is essentially a single market has been a familiar complaint within the European airline industry over the last few years. The legacy airlines, in particular, are still working out how best to compete.

In the wake of the mass shootings that claimed 31 lives in early August, several authorities have issued travel alerts for travelers headed to the U.S. Whether it's a statement or a matter of safety — or both — it's significant.

Despite a somewhat precarious business model, the appetite for low-cost, long-haul transatlantic flights has not yet slowed, so it's not surprising that Lufthansa is ramping up its offering.