Business Travel Tips

Department of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly says the ban, which could affect up to 30 million travelers, could still be expanded to flights from Europe.

Almost four out of five travel managers expect to see a decrease in business travel if the ban is implemented.

For those of us whose pets are family members, finding a good pet sitter is key to peace of mind while we’re on the road.

Facebook is not known for its timesaving properties or useful features (anyone remember Poke?), but Facebook Messenger now has a useful application for visitors to Las Vegas...

Facial recognition software and other biometric technologies are being investigated to tighten security and shorten lines.

On the road, you have enough on your mind. Airports should not make your trip harder than it needs to be. They should be clean, welcoming places that give visitors a great first impression of a city or a pleasant farewell...

Clothing rental companies can ease packing headaches with options from black tie to workout gear.

Attendees planning to fly to U.S. meetings from select Middle Eastern and North African countries now may have to check their devices rather than carry them on board. Could that be a deal-breaker?

Don’t just toss that boarding pass once you’ve landed—it can be a gold mine of personal information for cyber criminals.

U.S. Travel, Meetings Mean Business, and the Global Business Travel Association say Trump’s revised executive order, while an improvement, still could have negative effects on international travel and meetings.