Lanyon recently received a patent on its process for auditing hotel rates and availability, approved without restrictions by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Lanyon chief commercial officer Mike...

Meeting Professionals International late last month announced the restoration of its Corporate Circle of Excellence, a group of high-level meeting managers and buyers who meet to develop best practices...

NW-CO Moves Forward Despite DOJ By Jay CampbellOn the eve of launching their marketing alliance, Continental and Northwest Airlines insist that even withoutantitrust immunity, they can

Delta Air Lines today finally jumped into the electronic ticket interlining game, announcing a new agreement with United Airlines.

ADP Shows Java Version Of Expense Processing Tool By Mary Ann McNultyRoseland, N.J. - ADP plans to show its latest expense solution--the long-awaited browser version written in

Pharmaceutical company Glaxo Wellcome is consolidating its $45 million meetings business in an attempt to rein in all meetings-related spending from headquarters and six regional offices.Although the

The U.S. Department of Transportation today awarded authority to Delta Air Lines and United Airlines to launch new routes to China within the next year. DOT also awarded the remaining U.S. legacy...

Worldspan Tops Galileo By Jay Campbell Colorado Springs, Colo. - Worldspan last week said it had overtaken Galileo International in U.S. market share, and Galileo did not disagree. According to

Caught In A Bind: In Robust Market, Capital Dries Up By Maria P. VallejoIt's an interesting time to be in the extended stay business. Occupancies are high, inventory is low and it's a

Galileo Unveils E-Tools By Mary Ann McNulty Oahu, Hawaii - Pointing to its own transformation from a global distribution system dominated by airline owners to one that soon will