American Airlines yesterday averted bankruptcy after its flight attendants union narrowly voted in favor of the carrier's concession agreement.

Manhattan hotels, often viewed as a bellwether for the overall U.S. lodging industry, should see occupancy rates of 74 percent this year, slightly above the 73.3 percent occupancies recorded in 2001,...

Hilton Group PLC last month announced it had put Chicago's landmark Drake Hotel on the block, and various owners during the past few months have closed on deals to sell less prominent hotels. After a...

Big Apple Hoteliers Accommodating Budget Watchers By Robert Selwitz Facing scant chances that New York City hotel rates will shrink significantly any time soon, seekers of

New Jersey's two U.S. senators yesterday placed a hold on the nomination of Robert Sturgell to lead the Federal Aviation Administration, preventing the United States Senate from voting on his...

Buyers See Air Seller's Market By Lauren Bielski Business planners report They Are bargaining more, Yet Getting fewer perks C orporate buyers searching for discounts on group airfares are

Marriott International, the first hotel company to report second-quarter 2002 earnings, yesterday announced results that were flat compared with the same quarter in 2001.

U.S. Airlines Go Head To Head Over New China Flights By Maria Lenhart In the wake of the new trade agreement with China, which likely will spark demand for more transpacific passenger and cargo

Under The Hood Enterprise Tops J.D. Power Car rental study Enterprise Rent-A-Car, the largest U.S. car rental company, once again got the highest mark in J.D. Power and Associates' 2000 Domestic

Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts for 2005 has introduced a value rate designed for small and midsize hotel programs that do not have sufficient volume to warrant a negotiated rate at one of its 44 hotels....