InsideTrack EC Weighs In With Client Code Concerns The European Commission has stepped into the International Air Transport Association client codes controversy with a letter expressing concern

Westin Moves Up The Chain, Wins Top Upper Upscale Spot By Bruce Serlen Chains in the upper upscale category of this year' survey are conflicted: They want all the cachet of the deluxe brands, while

On Tuesday, Choice Hotels International celebrated the grand opening of its newest Cambria Hotel & Suites, located in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood. It's the first in New York City for the upscale,...

New Brands Attempt To Find Their All Suites Spots By Bruce Serlen Established full-service brands, such as Embassy Suites and Doubletree Guest Suites, are making it hard for recent entrants to the

America West Airlines' March fare restructure thus far has not been a catalyst for widespread industry airfare reform, but, according to the carrier's executives, the strategy is beginning to pay off....

The United Kingdom Department for Transport loosened carry-on baggage restrictions in place since 14 Aug. Specifically, DfT eased size restrictions to allow passengers to carry larger items onto...

FAA PROGRAMS OVER BUDGET, BEHIND SCHEDULE

N.Y. Hoteliers Remain Bullish By Robert Selwitz Cautious optimism about business in the months ahead--and general confidence that, whatever the numbers, profits aren't likely to be challenged--mark

BT Touts Transaction Fee Benefits By Amon Cohen BTI UK is advising clients to stay away from transaction fees but, ironically, one of its three clients currently using the method is delighted with

PKF Hospitality Research today raised its expectations of U.S. hotel demand and rate performance for 2010, based on a better-than-expected performance in the third quarter of this year.