Fairmont COO Takes Helm By Maria P. VallejoSan Francisco - Fairmont Hotel Management is planning a domestic and international expansion in gateway cities after the appointment of a new

Calgary - Canadian Airlines International has become the first non-U.S. carrier to install in-seat power supply ports for laptop computers.The airline already has equipped nine of its 11 Boeing 767

Like the presidents of Meetings Professional International that held the office before her, president-elect Anna Lee Chabot believes that she can best serve--and underscore the theme of globalism--by

Procurement, consolidation and collaboration are the key drivers for change in corporate meeting management, according to a panel of senior executives at Meetings Professional International's...

Financial Crisis Lowers Asia Airfares For U.S. Buyers By Jenny BurnsFor U.S. buyers, the Asian economic crisis has prompted a 12-14 percent decrease in air fares over the past year,

UAL Pilots Deal Raises Labor Expectations, Costs By David Jonas The nation's airlines benefited from United Airlines' labor woes this summer through displaced passengers and revenue, but now they

Three years after the collapse of the Convention Housing Reservation Service and several months after the introduction of THISCO's UltraRes--both attempts to develop a standard, mechanized hotel

HFS Positions Itself For Global Hotel Growth by Linda HumphreySwinging open the global-expansion gates, Hospitality Franchise Systems has set up two new positions to accelerate its aggressive new

New Owner Gives Omni $45M Overhaul O ne of Washington's best-known meeting hotels, the Omni Shoreham, will undergo a $45 million overhaul following the purchase of the Omni chain by TRT Holdings.

The controversial plan to build a football stadium that, combined with the already-approved expansion of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, would form a $2.8 billion complex called the New York...