Sheraton is spending the next few months and $30 million turning two of its three upscale New York hotels into all Corporate Club Room properties and creating a new executive conference center.The

Meeting planning giant Conferon Inc.'s May acquisition of tradeshow and attendee management firm ExpoExchange will increase its industrywide breadth, its president said, enabling the company to deepen...

American Airlines and American Express today announced a new co-branded corporate card specifically targeted at midmarket companies and offering cash rebates as high as 10 percent on up to $1 million in...

CLC Plans Open Forum Convention Liaison Council chairman Craig Smith has set a tentative date to host that organization's first open forum in more than 20 years in the spring of 1998.

T&E Software Serves U.S.-Based Corp. On Global Level By Lynn Woods Sybase Inc. began its global rollout of Extensity Expense Report a bit unconventionally. Departing from the norm for U.S.

Fuel Surcharge Resulting In Hostile Buyer Relationships By David Jonas With a $10 surcharge on most one-way tickets already on the books, fuel has remained a hot topic for both airlines and

Wall St. Bullish On Cars, Even In Slower Economy By Lynn WoodsDespite the lackluster performance of car rental companies' stock--which took a particularly harsh beating in June, August

New York - Inter-Continental Hotels & Resorts, one of the last business-class room holdouts, is set to unveil its version at all 11 North American hotels by early April, followed by a rollout

In-Room Internet Detroit - Adding to the growing trend toward hotel-supplied Internet services, the Sterling Banquet & Conference Center, a Best Western property in suburban Sterling

Amadeus is poised to announce its selection by Star Alliance partners Air Canada, Lufthansa and United Airlines for a global IT contract, including a reservations system currently provided to United by...