The inescapable trends toward shrinking lead times for corporate meetings have led to drastic changes in the manner in which hotel space is pursued and bought. As formal, written requests for proposals...

Boston Sheraton Renovates Public And Meeting Spaces By Frank RosciThe Sheraton Boston Hotel & Towers earlier this year launched a two-phase, $30 million renovation that will add

A U.S. district court in New York today rejected Amadeus' attempt to bar American Airlines from imposing their upcoming $3.50 per-segment fee on Amadeus GDS subscribers. The fate of a similar injunction...

FONT SIZE="+3" More Airlines Offer Online Tix Delta Air Lines last week became the latest U.S. major to offer credit card ticket purchasing on its Website, and several others will soon do the same,

Hotel Rates Holding Up By Maria P. VallejoWith up to double-digit growth in hotel rates in some first-tier cities, hotel buyers may not be able to tighten their purse strings easily in

In an effort to restrict the number of meeting and event suppliers its decentralized meeting planners and sponsors use without instituting a mandate, The Thomson Corp. last month finalized a list of...

Washington Wire By Barbara CookAviation Groups Protest User Fees Despite growing concerns over the Clinton Administration's proposal to add $6 billion in aviation user fees, lobbyists

JFK Redevelopment Project Notches A Quantum Leap By Frank Rosci A $1 billion-plus American Airlines' and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey improvement project at JFK

Washington - In the aftermath of Sept. 11, the federal government is taking a much more active role in the airline industry, enacting and proposing new rules and guidelines crafted as recovery...

Hilton Seeks To Reunite U.S., International Brands By Linda Humphrey Beverly Hills, Calif. - An alliance between Hilton and Hilton International seems imminent as Hilton chief executive Stephen