The U.S. Transportation Security Administration will meet federal deadlines to screen all cargo transported on passenger aircraft by 2010, administrator Kip Hawley vowed to the House Homeland Security...

Reflecting the downbeat performance of the U.S. lodging industry overall, Marriott International today reported a 6 percent drop in lodging profits for 2002.

Amid surging gas prices, the Internal Revenue Service today implemented a rare midyear adjustment to its allowable vehicle reimbursement rate for the remainder of 2005 to 48.5 cents per mile-8 cents...

FONT SIZE="+3" Air France Partners With 2 U.S. Carriers Air France signed letters of understanding for partnerships with both Continental and Delta this month, ending speculation that previously

Four Seasons, Holiday, CP Upgrade Toronto Hotels By Carolyn GreenToronto - Major hoteliers are spending millions to upgrade their facilities here these days, as the local economy

Hilton Hotels Corp. and Starwood Hotels & Resorts are continuing to broaden their international reaches, as Starwood in recent weeks closed its Le Meridien acquisition and Hilton continues to work on...

Ground Gains On-Airport Footing Congestion And Competition Bring Concierges To The Curb By Lynn Woods Increasing traffic congestion at airport curbs, combined with

Just days after declaring nonrefundable tickets will lose their value once the associated flight departs, US Airways senior vice president B. Ben Baldanza acknowledged the carrier will rethink its new...

Hotels Follow U.S. Cos. By Bruce Serlen Faced with increasing expansion in Europe by such U.S.-based hotel companies as Marriott International and Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide,

Amex Reports Dive In German Economy Air Fares By Amon CohenGermany has become the first European country in two years to see a major change in air fares-and the change is a welcome one. According