The U.S. General Accounting Office has begun speaking with airlines and reservations companies to better understand the financial impact that the second generation computer-assisted passenger...

Large corporate events can be a significant revenue boost for the communities they visit, but some companies are looking to give back more personal contributions to their host cities. Community service...

Shaky Latin America Still Draws Hotel Development By Judy Williams Despite economic uncertainty in Latin America, several hotels have begun or are beginning their foray onto the

Low-fare carrier AirTran Airways is among the few U.S. carriers maintaining profitability and significantly expanding services. Chairman and CEO Joe Leonard this month spoke with BTN airline editor...

Conference center and hospitality company Dolce Hotels and Resorts has appointed former Wyndham Hotel Group CEO Steven Rudnitsky as its new president and CEO as the brand seeks significant expansion as...

American Express, which is locked in a bitter dispute with British Airways over merchant fees, has launched an extraordinarily generous promotional deal in collaboration with BA's two biggest rivals.

AA Interlines E-Tix Links To Canadian Air Via Sabre Platform By Jay Campbell Ft. Worth, Texas - Building on their common Sabre platforms, Oneworld partners American and

Oakland Airport Steps Up To The Plate By Judy Jacobs With an expansion project that will make it more accessible than ever before, and the lowest airfares of any of the area's three

Revenue per available room in full-service hotels in eight of the top 10 domestic markets is expected to recover in the third quarter, according to research findings released today by Boston-based Torto...

Downtown Chicago Hotel To Open In 1997 By Rowland Stiteler W ith hotel occupancy in Chicago at a 10-year high and average room rate at a five-year high, hotel developers are building, planning