Regulatory scrutiny is changing the way buyers at U.S. financial services companies approach corporate meetings and incentives. New banking rules coming into effect next year also have financial...

MeriStar To Buy BridgeStreet By Bruce Serlen As an indication of the continuing vitality of the extended-stay segment, MeriStar Hotels & Resorts late last month announced that it was

Amadeus today said it signed a "long-term" content agreement with US Airways, representing the global distribution system's first distribution pact signed with a major U.S. carrier since deregulation....

System Eases VAT Claims By Cheryl Rosen A new system from Corporate VAT Management simplifies filing for VAT reclaims by computerizing the job of filling in multiple forms in various languages.

Wal-Mart last week became the first company to settle non-U.S. airline transactions through a U.S. point of sale, overcoming logistical hurdles with the support of American Airlines, ARC, Sabre and...

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the Government Accountability Office the investigative arm of Congress are at loggerheads over whether FAA has the legal right to auction slots at Newark...

The New York City metropolitan area's conference center industry is rapidly approaching pre-Sept. 11 levels of interest, activity and profit, propelled by increased corporate demand and a hotel industry...

Amex Blocks Space In Sheraton Toronto By Carolyn GreenToronto - Claiming to be the first in North America, Amex Canada and the Sheraton Center Toronto joined forces to offer upgraded

The latest attempt by domestic carriers to raise fares failed to stick early this week, according to analysts, following a string of price hikes during the past few months. This most recent attempt, a...

AA Does AA-BA Deals Antitrust Immunity Imperiled For Others By Jay Campbell American Airlines is giving alliance-like deals without its allies' knowledge, holding market