Marriott International on Thursday reported a first-quarter loss, noting that corporate demand remains weak, despite some pockets of resilience, and that hotels continue to deeply discount corporate...

New Game Rules: More Volume, Fewer Properties By Linda Humphrey Some hotel companies are capitalizing on the healthy demand for rooms by backing away from chainwide negotiated rates this year,

Newsmaker: Gelco Taps Talent For Tech Efforts By Mary Ann McNulty Minneapolis - Gelco Information Network president and CEO Neil Vill in April recruited new talent and charged them

With the selection of Electronic Data Systems as the chief technology integrator for the new international terminal at New York's JFK Airport, getting gate and baggage information should be a lot

It looks like the end is in sight for the nearly two-year-old legal row between American Express and British Airways.

Smart Card Forum Predicts Widespread Use By Mary Ann McNulty San Francisco - More than 500 people gathered in San Francisco last month to discuss a technology that has no widespread

Washington Wire By Barbara Cook, Washington CorrespondentAH&MA-Led Bloc Seeks FF Tax ReliefA coalition of companies and organizations, headed by the American Hotel &

Newsmaker: Luxury Vet Set To Launch New Brand By Maria P. VallejoA new luxury hotel company is breaking into the market in response to industry consolidation and the branding of luxury

MasterCard is striving to ensure greater consistency of management information from its issuing banks worldwide by grading each of them on the quality of their data, making it easier for corporate...

New Int'l Airport Gives Korea Regional Prominence By Judy Jacobs The expected opening of the new Inchon International Airport near Seoul this week will establish Korea as a major gateway to