Shanghai's Booming Pudong Adds A Shangri-La By Julie JacobsShanghai - The opening of the Shangri-La Hotel Pudong on August 27 will play nicely into China's plan to restore the city to

The ability of a hotel to create a partnership with a meeting planner, or at least create the perception of one, is vital to the planner's judgment of the success of a given meeting and critical to the...

McGettigan Partners Up For Meetings, Tech By Chris Davis With an eye on increasing its clout among West Coast-based computer and technological corporations, McGettigan Partners has

In today's hotline message to employees, United Airlines laid out long-awaited plans for the company's transformation, including a lower-cost mainline product, a new low-cost subsidiary, expanded United...

US Airways' Khan Tackles Hotel Distribution At Marriott By Cheryl Rosen Surely it's significant that Marriott has hired not only someone from the airline sector, but a distribution

The next few months will be a milestone era in Hong Kong development as more than $4 billion worth of new tourist attractions, event venues and hotels are unveiled everywhere from the bustling financial...

Marketing strategies that stress long-term value over short-term returns will guide the development of meetings management services offered by Minneapolis-based Carlson Marketing Group, under a new...

Seasonality Fades As Factor In Corporate Meeting Plans By Chris DavisCorporate meeting planners are giving less credence to the calendar as they decide when and where to stage their

Delta Air Lines chairman and CEO Leo Mullin next year will retire after more than six years at the helm of the world's third-largest airline. On Jan. 1, he will hand CEO duties to longtime Delta...

U.S. To Top Rest Of World In 2001 Hotel Transactions By Bruce Serlen The U.S. hotel market will be the world's most active region in 2001, with owners here expressing a higher intent to sell than