Asian Chains Take Upper 'Upper-Upscale' Slots By Maria P. VallejoAll the hotels in the top five positions in the upper-upscale segment drew much attention from analysts for their

Knowledge Management Builds A Niche By Mary Ann McNulty The new buzzword that is racing through corporate boardrooms is knowledge management. Part technology, part business sense,

Galileo Markets Booking Tool By Mary Ann McNultyGalileo International this month began implementing the first site to use Corporate Travelpoint, the online booking solution the CRS is

One year after its acquisition of Budget Rental Car Co., Avis parent Cendant Corp. is touting improvements to Budget's battered reputation, citing enhancements to Budget's customer service quality and...

Planners Expand Duties, Have Greater Input By Chris Davis As more companies move toward meetings centralization, consolidation or the implementation of strategic sourcing initiatives, many planners

Delta Air Lines last week said its creditors showed "overwhelming support" for its reorganization plan. Delta said unofficial results of a vote showed more than 95 percent "of ballots cast and claims...

Airline alliance partners are charting the course to expanded cooperation afforded by last month's historic transatlantic Open Skies treaty. Star Alliance partners United Airlines and British Midland...

Inside TrackGM, Chrysler Pay Up Front For Air CompetitionChrysler Corp. and General Motors Corp. expect to save $1-3 million and $4-6 million a year, respectively, through a new five-year

Moscow Ranks As Europe's Costliest City By Amon Cohen Moscow - Moscow is the most expensive European city to visit and is second worldwide only to Tokyo, according to new research. A 24-hour stay

Seoul Carriers Lure U.S. Biz With Double Mileage By Norman Sklarewitz Seoul - South Korea's two largest carriers might provide the answer to one of the largest sources of potential conflict in