Corporate meeting buyers this year face continued pressure from their companies to book meetings with short lead times, according to a new Meetings Today survey. However, buyers said hotel rates are...

Meetings BeatSingapore DealsFor corporate incentive buyers on the hunt for a decent bargain in a tight market, the Singapore Tourism Board's Global Meet 2000 campaign might be a solution.

Outrigger Strengthens Meetings Presence In The Pacific By Judy Jacobs Outrigger Hotels & Resorts will purchase the Royal Waikoloan--which it currently manages--and reposition

The Benefits Of Alliances--A Fare Value? By Jay Campbell and Barbara Cook As airline alliances have begun offering contracts to the largest of corporate clients, smaller companies

Despite industry analyst forecasts of further rate and occupancy increases and difficult meeting negotiations ahead, meeting buyers still can find discounts, add-ins and favorable contractual clauses by...

U.S. and Chinese regulators at least tentatively have approved carriers to launch 16 additional routes and 107 weekly frequencies through 2009, nearly doubling the current 109 to 216.

Manhattan Hotels Undergo Guest, Group Refurbishments By Robert Selwitz Leading this month's New York City hotel news is the name change of the former Loews New York into the Metropolitan Hotel.

Pilots' Flight Choice Saves AA $2M By Mary Ann McNulty Chicago - In a mini-test of the "free flight" concept in which pilots, rather than air traffic controllers, determine the fastest, cheapest

New York City taxi riders soon will be able to pay for their trips with credit or debit cards. This month, a limited number of cabs equipped with a brand-new card-reading system should be on road....

Newsmaker: Kempinski's Gottwald To Lead Starwood Corporate Sales By Maria P. VallejoLeaving behind seven years of sales and marketing at Kempinski Hotels, Paul Gottwald last month took