FAA Reports Y2K Progress, Denver End-To-End Test By Barbara Cook Washington - The Federal Aviation Administration reported last week that Y2K repair work has been successfully

The Montreal convention center this fall will wrap up a two-year, US$162 million renovation and expansion project that will double the size of the current facility's exhibition and conference space.

Swissôtel Adds Portable Videoconf. Units By Lauren Bielski S wissôtel has installed PictureTel portable videoconferencing units in three of the group's U.S. properties as

U.S. Hotel Chains Debut Presence In Taiwan Biz Centers By Judy Jacobs Taiwan, bolstered by a steady economy and increasing investment in its manufacturing infrastructure, soon will

In an effort to find the right mix of meetings management options to ensure high levels of service at a reasonable cost, insurance and financial services giant Nationwide last year outsourced to...

Occupancy reached record levels for upscale and economy extended stay hotels in 2006, but the segment has less room to grow this year, so hoteliers will focus even more on increasing rates to sustain...

Planners' 'Walkie Talkie' Diminishes Disruptive Delays By Chris Davis A new hand-held electronic signaling device, designed specifically for the meetings industry, will allow

Krisam Group's White Launches Internat'l DMC Brand By Chris Davis Chris White, founder of the Krisam Group, has moved to a new venture: a branded chain of destination management

Budget's Sotir Accelerates Into Presidency By Lynn Woods The Budget Group has named Mark Sotir, formerly senior vice president of operations and reservations, as the new president

Air Accidents in 2001 Soar