Publicly Held Hotel Chains Lose Steam By Maria P. VallejoPublic hotel companies, particularly the former paired-share real estate investment trusts, are feeling the quiet stir of a

Fifteen blocks and about $400 per night south of the new Trump International Hotel, the 1,300-room Ramada Milford Plaza keeps packing in visitors. And while packed rooms are not news in the cramped

WashingtonWire By Barbara Cook, Washington Correspondent DOT Delays Notification The U.S. Department of Transportation delayed the July 13 effective date of its newly adopted rule

Hotel Privatization Results In An Affordable Bahamas By Cheryl Rosen Nassau, The Bahamas - Even as the Caribbean Hotel Association predicted flat growth, at best, for the local

Tokyo Narita Begins New Runway, Opens U.S. Options By Maria Lenhart Construction started in April on a new runway for Tokyo Narita International Airport, a project delayed for more than 30 years by

Cathay Pacific Embellishes Product For U.S. Routes By Maria Lenhart Buoyed by rising demand from North America, Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific Airways is making substantial investments in its

Without enough space to hold mega-size trade shows, city and tourism officials claim that New York City was forced to turn away more than 170 meetings since 2000, resulting in a $1 billion loss of...

Raising the competitive ante for business redevelopment in lower Manhattan, Embassy Suites and United Artists are

Louise Felsher, a planner with a 10-year track record as an international planner and marketing expert, has laid the groundwork for a more consolidated approach to meetings purchases in a newly

Canadian Officials Expect Steady Climb In U.S. Meetings By Carolyn GreenWhile final 1997 tallies are not yet in, the Canadian Tourism Commission reported that the country's