Amex To Debut @ Work Purchasing Portal By Mary Ann McNulty Borrowing a page from enterprise computing, American Express Corporate Services this week in Minneapolis will announce a

Starwood Ups The Ante For Frequency Programs In a change that clearly affected the rankings of some hotels, this year's Top U.S. Hotel Chain Survey for the first time did not include a

Panasonic Tries ETDNs To Encourage Agency Use By David MarcusSecaucus, N.J. - Panasonic is bucking the conventional wisdom that electronic ticketing and online booking made Electronic

Delta Air Lines director of industry sales Dan Cupertino today confirmed that Delta is "reducing or eliminating" discounts on its lower fare classes for all corporate accounts.

AmeriSuites Earns Buyer Accolades In Midprice W/O F&B By Bruce Serlen After posting significant annual increases in both supply and demand growth of more than 10 percent in 1999 and 2000,

The U.S. Department of Transportation today confirmed Transportation Secretary Mary Peters' comments that the United States is seeking to conclude a new Open Skies agreement with China by May.

TRX Inc. is exploring the creation of fulfillment operations in India as part of a global expansion plan that, in the coming year, also will include Australia and Italy.

Space Race EnsuingOff-airport Lots Tout Guaranteed convenience By Lynn Woods Parking at the airport is becoming even more of a hassle: Rising enplanements have resulted in a space crunch at many

The proposed merger between Continental Airlines and United Airlines found a powerful foe this week as the influential chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, Rep. James...

SAS Commission Cut Costs It Hometown Support By Amon Cohen It's not often that a flag carrier manages to lose the support of its home market, but SAS appears to be in danger of