American Express said it would neither use the global distribution systems firms' optional content programs nor charge "a majority" clients to cover costs of processing bookings through GDSs...

American Express said it would neither use the global distribution systems firms' optional content programs nor charge "a majority" clients to cover costs of processing bookings through GDSs...

Amid speculation that the U.S. government as early as this month will announce its final ruling on regulations governing global distribution systems, Canada last month began to review its own GDS rules...

DOT Signs Fee-Based Agency Deal By Sarah WeltWashington, D.C. - In a move that follows the private sector, the Department of Transportation has become the first fee-based government

The U.S. lodging industry held up fairly well in the first quarter of the year, despite concerns that security issues related to the war in Iraq, coupled with the still slumbering economy, would depress...

American Trans Air, British Airways, BMI British Midland and Scandinavia's SAS became the latest carriers to fundamentally alter their fare structures in recent weeks, while the six largest U.S....

American Express is rolling out a new booking interface in Europe that is designed to improve access to hotel content on a consistent basis with any kind of source including Internet rates, preferred...

J&J Requires Last Room In RFPTight Availability Drives Johnson & Johnson's Tough Stance By Bruce Serlen Brunswick, N.J. - As negotiations for 2001 hotel rates get underway this month,

Air RFP Tools Rise Software Entries Offer Anti-Yield Management Systems By David Jonas New software products and services that give buyers an opportunity to model their air

Starwood Eyes Future Barry Sternlicht, chairman and CEO of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, last month sat down with BTN hotel editor Bruce Serlen to discuss Starwood's approach to the