Carriers Upgrade Amidst Corp. Downgrades By Judy Jacobs Asian carriers are in the process of increasing their business and first class offerings, thus countering a move by many

Munro Int'l Airport To Give Pearson A Run For Its Money By Carolyn Green Hamilton, Ontario - The addition of two new carriers and the possibility of Air Canada starting up a third could transform

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide today lowered its annual revenue expectations as it reported a 16.4 percent drop in its profit for the second quarter of 2008.

InsideTrack BA Reveals Commissionless Fares British Airways has delivered on its long-standing promise to cut published fares when it moves to zero commission in the United Kingdom on April 1. The

InsideTrack BA Reveals Commissionless Fares British Airways has delivered on its long-standing promise to cut published fares when it moves to zero commission in the United Kingdom on April 1. The

Amadeus Targets Corporate Customers By Mary Ann McNultyMiami - Corporations with annual air volume of over $5 million might find a surprising vendor knocking on their doors: Amadeus,

Choice Survey Yields Clarion, Comfort Biz Initiatives By Maria P. VallejoSilver Spring, Md. - Choice brands Clarion Inns and Comfort Inns soon will launch a series of initiatives aimed

FONT SIZE="+3" Eurostar Makes Changes To Ink Corporate Deals By Amon Cohen London - The worm has turned for English Channel Tunnel passenger rail service Eurostar, which finally clinched its

Extended Stay Booms Despite Definition Disparities By Bruce Serlen The newest category in the lodging industry--extended stay--grew so crowded in 1999 that this year BTN broke the category in two:

Internet Intermediaries Link Corp. Buyers To Operators By Jay CampbellMuch like their brethren in commercial aviation, air charter companies are spending much of their time in 1998 in