American, Continental and Delta continue to be the most aggressive airlines to court meetings business by recently expanding their discount options and reaching out to planners on the Internet.

ABA Hosts Competition Panel By Barbara Cook The U.S. Department of Justice is taking longer than expected to wrap up an ongoing investigation of airline competition at hub airports.

Shanghai - Like other parts of Asia a decade or so ago, China has begun a massive hotel-building boom that has spread across the country. Chinese officials have said that the nation intends to build

Major U.S. carriers suffered through another grim quarter, reflecting ongoing challenges for the domestic airline sector and ensuring yet another year of losses. Traditionally the strongest for the...

FAA Tackles Year 2000 Issue By Barbara CookWashington - FAA Administrator Jane Garvey is so confident that the nation's air traffic control system will meet all Y2K compliance

Washington - Congress last week began a series of hearings to identify viable ways to beef up aviation security following the Sept. 11 hijackings and subsequent devastation, even as the nation's...

Construction, State Efforts Bring Biz Meetings To Florida By Lauren BielskiFlorida--once famed solely for the leisure appeal of endless golf, sunny beaches and palm trees--continues to

Executive Meetings Are Growing Shorter, More Intense By Chris Davis Executive board and other high-level executive meetings increasingly are becoming more focused on business content and results,

NY Offers Unusual Meeting Sites By Frank Rosci Corporate groups searching the Big Apple for an unusual venue for that next meeting or special event will find a variety of

Auckland - A host of new hotels in Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown and a new convention center coming up in Christchurch mean that New Zealand is more determined than ever to increase its share