Hilton, Ramada Reach Across Borders By Bruce Serlen Unlike the major hotel acquisitions that transformed the lodging industry in the late '90s, the first significant deal of 2001--announced two

Marriott International today released second-quarter earnings that were mixed. While earnings per share rose 6 percent over the same quarter in 2002, net income was flat and revenue per available room...

Delta Air Lines today said it raised first class and full coach fares in certain markets by $50, prompting Northwest Airlines to match and Continental Airlines to do so on competitive routes, as other...

Vagn Soerensen, CEO of Austrian Airlines, in January assumed the chairmanship of the Association of European Airlines, a group now in its 50th year, representing 31 airlines that carry 300 million...

Issuing Fight Plans AA, CO Heat Up Transatlantic Competition By Jay Campbell New American and Continental airlines transatlantic services that go head-to-head with competing

Claiming U.S. rail service is vulnerable to terrorist attacks, several U.S. senators called on the Transportation Security Administration to dedicate a greater portion of its budget to surface...

The cost of corporate car rental looks set to rise in Europe after a lengthy period of flat pricing sustained by intense competition. That competition remains as fierce as ever but the wider dynamics of...

Travelport GDS today said booking trends in the United States for both its Galileo and Worldspan properties continued to soften through the second quarter and into the third, noting the softness largely...

Allies Won't Negotiate By Jay CampbellThe latest pairings of gigantic domestic airline partners are leaving behind the very benefit to corporate buyers the alliance concept is supposed

Lan Airlines late last week announced a revamped pricing structure that sorts all fares into seven categories. The Latin American carrier's announcement was the latest in a series of recent simplified...