Corporate cardholders and their employers could cash in on several class action lawsuits alleging deceptive disclosure of currency conversion fees by American Express which this month disclosed a $66...

Buyers Seek Electronification of Hotel Registration By Barbara CookMeeting buyers are adopting automation to speed and simplify their dealings with hotels, but the personal touch is

US Airways Targets Biz In Sales Org. Overhaul By Jay CampbellNew York - Catching up on a model he called "10 years old," US Airways vice president of global sales Steven Tracas expects

Big Apple Sees Options Increase At Secondary Airports By Frank Rosci In addition to major projects at New York JFK and Newark International, upgrades and increased options at

Cities Cooperate To MarketLos Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco have joined forces to create the nation's largest program to market cultural attractions and events to the meetings and

Thrifty Goes Corporate, Alamo Eyes Leisure By Lynn WoodsThree years ago, executives at Alamo Rent-A-Car were busy repositioning the company to snare the lucrative small-business

Genisys, BostonCoach, Carey Automate Limos By Lynn WoodsGenisys Reservation Systems, the automated booking product that piggybacks on CRSs for faster, more reliable automated

Travelport last month completed its acquisition of global distribution system competitor Worldspan, but Travelport CEO Jeff Clarke said it would be some time before Worldspan clients migrate to new...

The long-awaited second runway at Narita International Airport and a change in air traffic control measures at Haneda have allowed carriers to increase flights at both Tokyo airports, answering the...

Addis Ababa - The Federal Aviation Administration on Nov. 30 issued a single operating certificate to Continental Airlines and United Airlines, now recognized as a single entity. Work remains before the...