Holiday Inn Worldwide's newly elected CEO, Tom Oliver, said he will spend his first few weeks on the job fine-tuning a new three-year strategy to be implemented within three months. Oliver will

Washington - The Bush Administration on Thursday proposed $8 billion in initial aid to the airline industry, with the promise that "additional steps" to assist carriers struggling in the wake of the...

Meeting budgets should remain steady in 2008 even as costs rise, particularly in the hotel industry, requiring buyers to be flexible and creative to keep spending under tight control, consultants said....

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America West Airlines and US Airways yesterday said the U.S. Department of Justice completed its review of the companies' proposed merger and that they "remain on track" to close the deal by early fall...

Washington Gains Luxury Hotel, First-Class Refinements By Barbara Cook The St. Gregory Hotel and Suites, Washington, D.C.'s newest luxury property, opened June 22, offering 100 guest rooms and 54

Corp. Card Battle Goes Global By Mary Ann McNulty Looking for new markets to tap, corporate card vendors are suddenly turning their sights on the unexplored global marketplace. American Express,

Air Consolidation Throttles Down By David Jonas Opposition to the United Airlines/US Airways merger proposal and failed talks between British Airways and KLM Royal Dutch Airways last week provided

Management.travel spoke with Travelport CEO Jeff Clarke during last month's PhoCusWright conference here, before Travelport announced plans to buy Worldspan but after The Beat told readers to expect it....

During the past three months, Navigant Performance Group has stepped up efforts to tap into the broad client base of its parent company, TQ3Navigant, and offer new and existing clients more...