The lodging-industry rebound that has occurred in 2004 is the first phase of a more substantial recovery next year that should last into at least 2006, according to a report this week issued by JP...

WashingtonWire ATA: Record DelaysThe Air Transport Association warned that the airline industry expects consumer complaints to the U.S. Department of Transportation to skyrocket this fall

Stimulus Bill May Fall By Wayside

In one of the first large-scale applications for corporate meetings on the Internet, Hewlett-Packard has launched a meetings management homepage, collected data on 500 H-P gatherings and received

Fla. Undergoes Massive High-End Makeover By Rowland Stiteler When the first Ritz-Carlton Hotel to come to the Miami market was announced, William Talbert, president and CEO of the Greater Miami

Meetings technology firm Cvent plans to release during the third quarter several modifications to its strategic meetings management technology solution, including a module for pharmaceutical and life...

TechTalk By Cheryl Rosen CO Remains With EDS Continental Airlines has signed a $1.5 billion contract for IT services with Electronic Data Systems of Plano, Texas, which has held

TWA Crash Spurs New Safety Measures Washington, D.C. - President Clinton last week ordered the Federal Aviation Administration to increase security at U.S. airports, creating substantial delays

Major U.S. airlines are taking even more domestic capacity out of the market this year in efforts to mitigate the impact of fuel costs and drive pricing efforts.

Las Vegas faces a citywide surplus in room inventory, forcing hotels to loosen rate negotiations and policies and to pursue smaller groups than they did previously as they seek to make up for lost...