Quebec Banking On Int'l Summit To Spur Meetings By Carolyn Green Quebec City in May 2001 will host the Summit of the Americas and its more than 7,000 attendees, which will heighten

A move initiated last week by US Airways to further restrict use of nonrefundable fares now has been matched by four of the other Big Six U.S. carriers, including Delta Air Lines today, with the...

More Florida Resorts Are Pursuing Business Meetings By Cameron Hughes T o a hard-core executive, a successful meeting involves reserving space at an airport hotel and preventing anyone from

Oversupply Driving Occupancy Down By Carolyn Green While occupancy rates in the greater Vancouver area have plummeted in recent years and are projected to continue their descent for at least

Washington Wire By Barbara Cook, Washington CorrespondentAmtrak Looks MidwestAmtrak announced plans to develop a high speed Midwest regional passenger rail network, based on the

Delta's Coggin Takes RetirementDelta Air Lines executive vice president of marketing Robert Coggin and senior vice president of personnel Robert Adams announced their retirements, the latest

U.S. and international carriers offered conflicting viewpoints this week on a proposal by the U.S. Department of Transportation to ease foreign ownership restrictions. DOT said its notice of proposed...

Auto manufacturer General Motors this month reported that it has taken more than 92,000 daily rental vehicles out of its 2007 sales totals in the first half of the year. This included a reduction of...

Hawaii's two airlines, Hawaiian Airlines and Aloha Airlines, moved yesterday to end 55 years of competition when they agreed to merge under the leadership of former Continental Airlines president Greg...

Delay-Plagued Logan Airport Feels Winds Of Change By Bob Curley Despite strong opposition from neighborhood groups, Massport, the state transportation agency that runs Boston Logan