The flood of meeting cancellations in the immediate wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks has abated, according to a new survey conducted by the Meeting Professionals International Foundation, with...

Merger Creates Luxury Giant By Cheryl Rosen Toronto - Fairmont Hotels and Canadian Pacific last month closed on a merger deal that has created the largest luxury hotel brand in

U.S. companies planning transatlantic agency consolidations should be aware of a recent landmark ruling on employment legislation by the European Court of Justice.Although the ruling involved the

Homewood Wins, TownePlace Scores In Long Stay By Maria P. VallejoMost analysts agreed first-place winner Homewood Suites clearly had the right combination of expansion and new

The U.S. Department of Transportation on Wednesday tentatively approved transatlantic antitrust immunity for six SkyTeam members and gave the nod to a four-way joint venture for Air France, Delta, KLM...

JAL, ANA And JAS Team Up On Japanese Shuttle Service By Maria Lenhart In an unusual partnership, Japan's three major air carriers, Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways and Japan Air Systems, have

MasterCard and Visa have been deceptive in their foreign currency conversion disclosure process, according to California Superior Court Judge Ronald Sabraw, who yesterday ordered the two card networks...

FONT SIZE="+3" New Urban Timeshare Targets Corporate Market By Glenn Carter New York - Urban timeshare would seem to be an oxymoron, as timeshares have been long associated with out-of-town

San Francisco Builds Rooms To Combat Supply Crunch By Judy Jacobs In spite of the fact that there are two major and several smaller hotels under development, San Francisco's room supply just can't

Residence Inn Scores In Extended Stay Category Despite new entries into the market, the traditional extended stay chains, with the exception of Extended Stay America, have continued to top