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

Hawaii Uses Supercomputer To Lure High-Tech Co. Mtgs. By Judy Jacobs Two recent developments on the island of Maui are reinforcing the island's allure as an optimal location for the meetings and

Enterprise, Hertz Tie At The Top Of Rental Study By Lynn Woods The big surprise in the 1999 Domestic Rental Car Study conducted by J.D. Power and Associates was the top rating of

With many car rental suppliers aggressively courting the corporate meetings market and willing to offer a variety of incentives and discount pricing packages, meeting planners seeking to arrange such...

Waikiki Makes Improvements To Meetings Landscape By Judy Jacobs Waikiki is in the midst of a major makeover that will take Hawaii's oldest resort to a new level. From a newly landscaped Kuhio Beach

DOT Tops Ally Buzz Airline Consolidation Vs. Regulation By Jay CampbellThe forces of consolidation appeared to be colliding with the forces of regulation in the airline industry

The turbulent regulatory environment facing many industries today, coupled with the economic downturn, should be catalysts for vigilant oversight and greater control over the risks and liabilities...

US Airways Staring At Possible Flight Attendant Strike By David Jonas While labor groups at other carriers ratified agreements in the past few weeks, US Airways has found itself in a precarious

Clinton Wages Weather War By Barbara Cook The stormy skies that caused a record number of flight delays and cancellations last spring and summer may pose the same threat this year, but this time,