The U.S. Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics last month reported average domestic airfares in the top 100 U.S. airports were 7 percent lower in the fourth quarter of 2009...

Northwest Airlines this morning named president Douglas Steenland as its new CEO, effective immediately, following the surprise resignation of Richard Anderson, the company's leader since early 2001....

HEDNA Sets Standards By Maria P. VallejoPittsburgh, Pa. - In an industry increasingly relying on global distribution systems and online services to get its product out, the Hotel

In the weeks following the Sept. 11 disaster, reactive measures from carriers domestic and foreign, large and small have come fast and furious. Despite $4.5 billion in cash from the federal government...

Hotels expect occupancy and the rates they can charge both to continue to soar through 2006, so corporate meeting buyers may be turned down by a property because the meeting does not produce enough...

CVBs Cite Extensive Site Improvements Cyber space is becoming increasingly important to Florida convention and visitors bureaus, as four of the largest bureaus in the Sunshine State have launched

Meeting Planners Turn To DMCs For Unusual Venues By Lauren Bielski W hile budget restraints, shorter lead times and "low-gloss" directives for incentives and meetings are the norm in the 1990s,

Milwaukee CVB Offers Virtual Visits The Greater Milwaukee Convention and Visitors Bureau is releasing a CD-ROM and launching its own Web page. While both projects are currently in the planning

Airport Hotels Increasingly Cater To Meetings Market By Chris Davis Hotel companies, buoyed by a stride stream of corporate meetings revenue generated by their airport sites, are

Tokyo Embarks On Revamping Foreign Enclave In Largest Private Urban Redevelopment Project In Japanese History By Judy Jacobs Tokyo is always on the move and out to recreate itself, reworking