Interim Housing Cos. See More Double-Digit Growth By Bruce Serlen Despite early signs that the U.S. economy is softening, operators of interim housing expressed confidence this month that their

As The Market Turns, Hotels Reach Out To Buyers By Maria P. VallejoThe pendulum is starting to swing back from seller's to buyer's market, forcing hotel companies to restructure their

Financial services companies this year are holding substantially more meetings than in prior years and, in some cases, are springing for more upscale resort locations. Even as purse strings are...

Navigant Nets World By Sarah WeltDenver, Colo. - Expanding its position in the Northwest, Navigant International last month announced the acquisition of Anchorage, Alaska-based World

Galileo Offers GUI Face By Jay CampbellNew York - Galileo International last week introduced a new system that replaces the cryptic codes of the global distribution systems with

Republic Airways Holdings last night emerged victorious in its bid to purchase Frontier Airlines from bankruptcy, beating out Southwest Airlines, which, even though it raised Republic's offer, was...

Orlando's robust inventory of lodging options will move up a notch with the scheduled opening next summer of the Grande Lakes project, combining a deluxe 584-room Ritz-Carlton Hotel adjacent to an upper...

Gatwick, U.K. - As American Express' international division prepares to launch its first co-branded corporate card with a non-U.S. bank, it is focusing on a broader strategy: meeting the needs of the

The U.S. Department of Transportation Security Administration on Friday announced that it would study security procedures at 15 U.S. airports during the next six weeks as it works to develop...

Galileo, ITN To Partner Pact Brings Corp. Booking Product To CRS, Global Clout To ITN By Cheryl RosenGalileo International late last week signed a letter of intent to form a