McCormick Place, Unions Cut Exhibitor Costs, Hassle By Deborah MoraChicago's McCormick Place and labor union leaders last month finally hammered out agreements that should result in

Kauai Targeting Incentives With Air, Hotel Developments By Judy Jacobs Kauai now is able to play a more active role in the meetings and incentives market, thanks to additional airlift, increased

Singapore Air Adds Sleepers, Ups Biz Class Service By Jay Campbell Following a trend in which many airlines are rethinking the role of their premium classes, Singapore Airlines is

Corporate meetings are contributing significantly to what must be termed as a hotel recovery, but that rebound is scattershot, with demand varying considerably among cities and even among properties in...

Proposed Convention Ctr. Expansion To Benefit Phoenix By Amanda Young The Phoenix convention center could be headed underground. A $500 million plan backed by the city, but not yet approved by

Ford Helps Take Carey Private By Lynn Woods Publicly held Carey International, the Washington, D.C.-based chauffeured transportation company, now is going private. The company in late July

London's QE II Conference Centre Enlarging Mtg. Space By Lauren Bielski T he Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre is undergoing a two-year renovation to keep up with the increasingly competitive

Miami Hospitality Scene Heats Up In Biggest Boom Ever By Rowland Stiteler There was a time just three short years ago when the most pleasant thing William Talbert saw when he looked out the window

Mont Tremblant, Quebec - A popular ski resort of about 80 miles north of Montreal, this provincial resort village was transformed from a leisure-only, four-season retreat into a corporate incentive

A new bill in Texas that just passed the House and will soon be voted on in the Senate is the latest in a series of initiatives that call for new taxes on car rentals and hotel rooms as a way of