Amadeus' planned 2005 pricing model, announced last week, reflects ongoing change among global distribution systems as operators explore new economic arrangements that tie value to booking types. These...

Marriott International and Hilton Hotels Corp. last week were the first major multi-brand hotel companies to report first- quarter 2003 earnings. In anticipation of the overall earnings reports, the...

East Coast Sizzles US Airways, Delta Shuttles Flex Their Corporate Muscles By Jay CampbellFollowing US Airways' purchase last winter of the Boston-New York-Washington shuttle,

Web Cites Sites Worth Bookmarking By Mary Ann McNulty, Technology Editor IACC Enhances Site In the fourth iteration of its Web site, the St. Louis-based International

Rosenbluth Heading For IPO By Sarah Welt Philadelphia - Last month's acquisition of Biztravel.com and the appointment of a new president and chief operating officer underscore a

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Hotel executives this week agreed that the "panic" throughout the industry has mellowed, and most believe a return to more prosperous times is closer than they previously assumed. Midtier and budget...

As chairman of the Association of European Airlines during a time of industry upheaval, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines CEO Leo van Wijk is engaged in discussions that may reshape aspects of the ailing airline...

United Airlines has found a way to count bookings made through its Web site toward corporate agreements, a development it said will enhance the utility of its emerging Corporate Solutions initiative....

Brussels Business Is Booming By David Jonas Brussels - With a new concourse on the way and a continued focus on connecting business passengers, Brussels Airport quickly is becoming an important