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

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

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:

Amex Inks T&E Deal Dumps Expense Manager In Integration Pact With Portable Software By Cheryl RosenNew York - Nineteen ninety-eight--the year that many expect will be the

Intranets Key To Booking Solutions I n July, SABRE announced its intent to charge value-added pricing to those who use its Internet booking tools. Northwest/KLM significantly lowered commissions

American Express One and TRX Inc. recently announced new, low-cost technology-backed services to support the booking needs of midsize clients and midsize agencies, respectively.

Credit Suisse First BostonCSFB Centralizes Mtgs. Mgmt. By Chris Davis Credit Suisse First Boston Corp. has centralized control over meetings management this year and hopes to save about $5 million

Brazil Bouncing Back Following Financial Crisis By Robert Selwitz Rebounding strongly after its January currency devaluation, Brazilian business, and the hotels that cater to it,

British Airways is planning to launch its OpenSkies subsidiary this summer with direct flights between New York and Paris. Managing director Dale Moss could not provide a specific start-up date as the...

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration this month is putting some finishing touches on its next-generation passenger prescreening system, Secure Flight, to pave the way for a full rollout this...