Inflight cell phone use made strides in the past month on two continents as Ryanair said it would outfit its entire fleet with technology enabling the use of handheld communications devices beginning...

After a month of operations between New York JFK and London Stansted airports, all-business class MaxJet Airways today announced plans to launch in early 2006 new service from Washington Dulles...

Osaka Builds Infrastructure To Become Olympic-Ready By Annalise Bomenblit Ever since the Olympic committee announced in August that Osaka is an official contender for the site of the 2008 games,

Deals Go Chainwide By Chris Davis Corporate meeting managers, beset by rising airfares, shrinking meeting budgets and hotels applying more sophisticated yield management methods to meeting

InsideTrack American To Battle Northeast Shuttles Long known for its desire to get a piece of the lucrative, high-load business market in the Northeast corridor, American Airlines last week

Low-cost airlines hope to gain footholds at London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports after the European Commission today granted only a limited waiver on "use it or lose it" slot rules.

Luxury Game Entrants To Improve Buyers' Hands By Maria P. Vallejo A wind of change is blowing through the luxury hotel market as a new group of players enters the market, bringing

FONT SIZE="+3" Global Deals Continue To Elude Corp. Buyers By Lynn Woods After a three-year lag, interest in global car rental agreements is once again surging among corporate customers at The

The new head of GetThere's DirectMeetings division is spearheading a program to measure the effectiveness of its offerings by creating quantifiable goals for its clients especially important in a time...

Buyers of executive board meetings this year are freer to choose upscale resort locations without weighing in perception factors, as economic times improve. Though the number of executive board meetings...