Tokyo Hotels Raise Occupancy, Room Rates, Development By Annalise Bomenblit Tokyo, a key Asian center for international business, is enjoying some healthy hotel room competition that has reduced

Carriers Bartering For Small Biz By David Jonas In an effort to hook the smaller fish in a large corporate sea, a few airlines are ready to dangle new incentive programs in front of

Following a significant spike in reservations made online due to the American Airlines post-strike sale, Continental Airlines last week announced an online commission cap that matches the one imposed

The United States and European Union late last week tentatively agreed to a regulatory framework for a new, liberalized air transport agreement. The announcement came as other related issues in the...

InsideTrack E-Tix Interlining Begins Next MillenniumAmadeus will introduce an electronic ticketing server that will allow carriers to interline by the first quarter of 2000. Finnair is

Pay As You Fly Takes Off Lufthansa Moves Beyond Siemens Test To Include More Buyers By Jay Campbell Frankfurt - After two years of hard work in testing with Siemens AG,

Parsippany, N.J.-based software company CyberShift yesterday acquired Toronto-based expense reporting provider Necho Systems for an undisclosed sum.

AA Takes Zones Global By Lauren BielskiIn a nod to the growing prevalence of international meetings, American Airlines last month extended its zone fares to Caribbean and European

Omni Hotels this month is expanding its loyalty program, adding a new tier for its most frequent guests and new benefits to existing tiers and allowing guests to earn free stays.

The Transportation Security Administration in conjunction with Continental Airlines today launched paperless boarding pass capabilities at New York's LaGuardia Airport. LaGuardia is the tenth airport to...