American Airlines yesterday said it was "gratified" by a ruling in the 67th State District Court of Texas in which Judge Don Cosby issued a temporary injunction stopping New York-based FareChase from...

United Airlines this week asked the U.S. Department of Transportation to extend the start-up date of its San Francisco-Guangzhou service by yet another year to June 2011, following a similar dormancy...

America's payment infrastructure is set to begin next spring a multiyear migration to chip-based card technology already adopted in most regions of the world. As one of the last countries to replace...

Hotels Ready For Euros Bass, Hyatt, Marriott and Patriot Already Compliant By Maria P. Vallejo When the euro rolled out last month, international hotel buyers and vendors

The active pace of development that has marked the Miami hotel scene in recent months continued this summer on a variety of fronts. Hilton Hotels Corp. in July announced that it would manage a new...

The numbers of corporate buyers who are combining group and meeting volume in their requests for 2004 transient hotel rates is growing, and a handful of buyers have taken the concept further still by...

Hotel reservation and distribution technology form Pegasus Solutions today announced it has agreed to be purchased by an equity group led by Prides Capital Partners LLC for approximately $275 million....

Chile Strengthens Lodging To Lure More Int'l Guests By Robert Selwitz The debut of two new properties and the resolution of Chile's presidential election has sparked optimism among Santiago's

Delta: Use Website Or Pay $1 More Leisure-Oriented Surcharge Hits Biz Buyers, Prompts Alaska and Northwest Moves By Jay Campbell Delta Air Lines' $1 surcharge on domestic

Diners Opens Management Site, Amex Saves Trees Diners Club this month launched a Web-based card account maintenance and reporting service. Free to existing customers, the site,