Car Rental Industry Marked By Management Shuffle By Lynn Woods In recent months, so many management changes have been announced in the car rental industry that it seems like the

Buyers Should Push For DOT Competition Guidelines By Kevin P. Mitchell Inadequate Industry Competition has become an important public policy issue. Congress and the U.S. Department

End Of The RFP?GetThere Tool Aims High, Assures Rates By Chris Davis In a development that GetThere executives claim will lead to the end of the traditional request for proposal process, the

Guests Get Tech Touch Curbside checkin, Cell phones come to hotels By Cheryl Rosen In the "me-too" world of the hospitality industry, two technology products debuting on a

Honolulu Hoteliers Hitting The Improvement Highway By Judy Jacobs A tax abatement bill passed in early June by the Honolulu City Council will give Honolulu hotel owners an extra

Hilton Hotels Corp. last month announced new online group room block booking technology and said it plans to extend the tool to meeting space and services this year. Hilton is the third hotel chain in...

Growth Of Flat Service Fees Raises Some Eyebrows By Bryant Rousseau A fast-growing roster of resort properties is adding anywhere from $5 to $20 a night to meeting attendees' bills

In assessing the financial contribution of meetings and incentives to Hawaii's economy, one cannot ignore the role played by America's leading corporate and leisure activity--golf.How important is

Big Apple Boom Boosts Trend Toward Boutique Hotels By Frank Rosci They are small and personal, fashionable and upscale; highly service-oriented, with a clear emphasis on comfort and

Javits Center Faring Well After Last Year's Mob Cleanup By Walter Ruby I t was one of the great comeback stories of 1995. Last summer, the reputation of New York City's long-troubled Jacob K.