Philly Provides A Broad Choice Of Mtg., Transient Options By Cheryl RosenThe City of Brotherly Love has come a long way since William Penn brought the nation's very first meeting

E-RFPs Ready For 2000 By Mary Ann McNulty Will the new century prove to be the right time to automate the tedious annual hotel request for proposals process? Hoteliers, industry

FONT SIZE="+3" GE Joins Boeing In Launching Business Jet Venture By Jay Campbell Seattle - Spurred by corporate fleet managers' and executives' interest in larger business aircraft, Boeing and GE

IBM Plays It Smart: Tests Amex Smart Cards By Ann McNulty New York - After years of research, American Express is finally planning to pilot a smart card application later this year, teaming with

Growth in the average daily rate for U.S. hotel bookings in 2004 made through third-party Internet sites was 6.9 percent, according to statistics released yesterday by TravelClick, a lodging industry...

Sabre Reorganizes Co. By Mary Ann McNulty Fort Worth, Texas - If it's going to be nimble enough to capture the information technology outsourcing business of airlines, airline

FONT SIZE="+3" Tech Talk 10/28/96 Diners To Deliver Automated Expensing Citicorp Diners Club intends to roll out an automated expense reporting system in the second quarter of 1997. In

Low-Cost Lines Offer Discounts By Lauren BielskiWhat started as a unique idea by one carrier is fast becoming a trend, as two new airlines this month began offering meeting fares and

Virgin Expands Loyalty Program In Europe By Amon Cohen Virgin Atlantic has expanded and rebranded its corporate frequent flyer mileage program and is considering introducing it in

NW To Offer Corp. Rates OnlineNorthwest Airlines vice president of distribution planning Al Lenza last week said that the airline by August or September will begin allowing corporate