Cutbacks Spur Hotel DiscountingBy Chris DavisCorporate meeting cutbacks and a newfound buyer's market have led to more or at least, not less discounting by hotels trying to attract groups,... KEEP READING
Hyatt Debuts Group Billing ToolBy Chris DavisHyatt Hotels Corp. has developed a standardized group billing solution, allowing corporate meeting planners to receive a single bill that automatically... KEEP READING
Meetings Beat - 2002-02-11By Chris DavisBrab Itineraries From SeeUthere Santa Clara, Calif.-based SeeUthere Technologies has enabled corporate meetings and travel managers to obtain real-time... KEEP READING
MPI: Down In ParadiseBy Chris DavisRecessionary concerns blanketed Meeting Professionals International's annual Professional Education Conference in Honolulu this year, most obviously in... KEEP READING
Mtgs. Vets Create Phila. DMCBy Chris DavisIndustry veteran Michael Lyons, who has held several high-ranking positions at meetings and travel firms while exploring the entertainment industry, has... KEEP READING
Online Meeting Vendors Vie In Still Viable MarketplaceBy Chris DavisDespite the daily reports of Internet bloodletting throughout 2001, online meeting portals and attendee management sites enter 2002 operational and... KEEP READING
Sister Cos. Pool Spend, SaveBy Chris DavisOne of Canada's largest financial planning and mutual fund companies has saved more than 15 percent of its meeting and travel budget during the past... KEEP READING
Transient Trumps Mtgs.By Chris DavisEven as airlines relax restrictions on many of their corporate group and meetings offerings, including zone fares, some corporate travel and meetings... KEEP READING
Adam's Mark Offers Attendees E-BookingBy Chris DavisFollowing in the footsteps of some of its larger hotel chain competitors, St. Louis-based Adam's Mark Hotels & Resorts this spring will introduce the... KEEP READING
CIC's Power Presents APEX Practices For Public ParlayBy Chris DavisThe first solid products of the Convention Industry Council's long-gestating Accepted Practices Exchange project have been developed, with initial... KEEP READING
Corp. Mtgs. Slowly Making A ComebackBy Chris DavisThe corporate meetings industry is certainly in the midst of a general slowdown, as shown by recent Meetings Monitor polling data, but there are also... KEEP READING
SITE Chief Calling It Quits, Successor Being SoughtBy Chris DavisJill Harrington, executive vice president and CEO of the Society of Incentive and Travel Executives, last month announced that she would step down at... KEEP READING
Airlines Score Big W/ BuyersBy Chris DavisBuoyed, in some cases, by new methods of group revenue management that allow airline sales representatives to offer deeper discounts to meeting... KEEP READING
Ford's Mtgs. Spend Drives New Conf. CenterBy Chris DavisIn the midst of its first companywide meetings centralization initiative, which officials hope will slash $20 million of corporate meetings spending in... KEEP READING
Japan Rail Offers Traveler Efficiency, Economical PassesBy Robert SelwitzFor no-hassle travel within Japan, nothing beats the Japan Rail pass. Sold only to foreign visitors staying 90 days or less, the pass is an ideal... KEEP READING
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