In one of the strangest revelations to emerge from comments pouring this week into the U.S. Department of Transportation regarding the proposed rewriting of rules governing global distribution systems

BTS Adds FeesSabre Clients Don't Get The GetThere Pricing Move By Jay Campbell In a move that is alienating scores of clients, Sabre's GetThere subsidiary on July 1 will levy on its BTS corporate

BA Debuting Dual B2B Portals By Amon Cohen British Airways' brand new e-commerce business-to-business division this summer will launch an online booking and management portal for small and midsize

Amadeus North America this month announced the July appointment of former senior vice president of e-commerce Scott Gutz as COO, after he completed the yearlong Massachusetts Institute of Technology's...

Massport Expedites Traffic Improvements By Bob Curley Far less controversial than the airport expansion debate, but perhaps no less significant, is Massport's ongoing $1 billion

Already possessing one of the most highly managed corporate meeting programs for a large company, PricewaterhouseCoopers has retained an outside Internet meetings management firm to better streamline...

FONT SIZE="+3" Car Surcharges Gain Acceptance By Lynn Woods Although analysts are still divided over the staying power of the year-old, one-day surcharge on car rentals, recent actions by vendors

Chains Seek European Hotels By Bruce Serlen When Mandarin Oriental Hotels announced the acquisition of the Rafael Group last month, it was the latest evidence that hotel chains have increased their

AirTran Builds Corporate Customer Base By David Jonas Atlanta - With a load factor in the mid-60s and hundreds of new corporate accounts, AirTran Airlines is showing signs of

Delta Aims At Atlantic Traffic By Amon CohenDelta Air Lines is taking big strides to win conference and incentive business to and from Europe. In the United States, it has just