Fort Lauderdale, Fla. - In a move that surprised some car rental industry observers, Republic Industries Inc., a company that has been

US Airways Names Three New Vice Presidents By Jay Campbell US Airways this month made several management changes, including naming Rita Cuddihy to vice president of customer products

FONT SIZE="+3" Standard Timetable Los Angeles - While the global standards for electronic ticketing and smart cards passed this month by the International Air Transport Association provide a

A new breed of general aviation aircraft known as the very light jet is poised to make corporate-owned aircraft more affordable and widespread, proponents and manufacturers said. With a price tag...

Global unrest, fluctuating exchange rates and unfamiliar suppliers have made international corporate meetings expensive and troublesome, said several corporate meeting buyers. Some buyers have...

Via Adopts A New Strategy By Mary Ann McNultyMinneapolis - Finding it more difficult than expected to push its unique suite of direct booking offerings into corporations, Via World

The first solid products of the Convention Industry Council's long-gestating Accepted Practices Exchange project have been developed, with initial recommendations for meeting industry standards...

Singapore - Although its been less than two years since the Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre opened, the city-state has begun increasing the venue supply for shows and

The recent exodus of several long time corporate sales executives is not a purge of the Darryl Hartley-Leonard leadership, it's a tribute to Hyatt's management strength, president Doug Geoga recently

Boston Market Soars, Rejuvenating Hotel Demand By Robert Selwitz Boston - According to the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau, Boston's hotel market currently is