As an increasing number of multinational financial services corporations conduct business and set up operations in Asia/Pacific, corporate meeting buyers in the financial industry are taking more groups...

Continental Airlines today said it plans to leave the SkyTeam airline alliance to form a transatlantic joint venture with United Airlines and two other Star Alliance carriers, while embarking on broad...

The House of Representatives Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure will look very different when the 112th Congress convenes in January. In this week's mid-term elections, 18 Democratic...

Brace For Tough Talks by John HeilnerAs airlines continue their drive to cut distribution costs, the introduction of both net fares and new technology will accelerate. Pressure from new entrants

Feds Ask Court To Reopen AMR Predatory Pricing Case

Hurricane Katrina's devastating blow to the Gulf Coast last week not only incapacitated dozens of hotels, leaving corporations scrambling to reschedule hundreds of events, but will reverberate...

The severe downturn in the hotel business during the past two years began claiming its first casualties this summer, as three small-to-midsize hotel companies either saw properties declare bankruptcy or...

Two new Hong Kong hotels one recently opened and one yet to come tell the story of the ever-evolving Hong Kong business scene. Their locations and their clientele represent commercial concerns that are...

InsideTrack Sabre Stock Takes A Tumble On Durham Departure Sabre Holdings Corp. president and CEO Michael J. Durham this month ended a 20-year career with Sabre and its AMR sister company,

Washington Wire By Barbara Cook, Washington CorrespondentDOT To Hold HearingsThe U.S. Department of Transportation will hold a series of public meetings during November in cities