As most travel management companies settle on one or more solutions for accessing and possibly booking Web-only fares, a small handful of new tech vendors have emerged as Web-fare leaders and at least...

NY Mtg. Buyers Nabbed By FBI By Cheryl Rosen In an unusual case of fraud in the meetings industry, the FBI has arrested former travel and meeting manager Jacqueline Varacchi, and

Buyers Draft Hotel Blueprints For 1999 By Maria P. Vallejo Many travel managers are finding that bigger is not always better as they attempt to cut costs and consolidate the number

Great Hotels of the World reported that first-quarter corporate bookings using its global distribution system code increased 19 percent year over year. The average transaction value of those bookings...

The Sky May Be Falling On High Intrastate Airfares By Frank Rosci Sky-high airfares from cities in upstate New York to New York City have plagued business travelers for years. Now

Long-Term Renters Can Enjoy The Envoy By Alex Lesman Businesses travelers looking for long-term accommodations in New York City have a new option: The Envoy Club, a 57-room extended

Japan's ongoing nuclear crisis poses a unique challenge to the country's meetings and hospitality industries. With no current indication of a resolution to the disaster, triggered by an earthquake and...

Marriott International is bullish on corporate rate growth even as the company moderates its performance expectations for hotels outside of North America. In Marriott's June-quarter earnings conference...

The cost of complying with federal Sarbanes-Oxley regulations appears to be contributing to a surge in public companies becoming private, according to a study the Government Accountability Office...

The Art Of Rolling Out And Upping Usage Of New Tech By Cheryl Rosen Rolling out travel technology is a complicated affair, and it needs to be treated like any other project. For the best results,