FONT SIZE="+3" Marriott Exec To Lead SITE In Taking Incentives Global By Lauren Bielski Dave Riddell, newly elected president of the Society of Incentive and Travel Executives, has accepted his

Card-billed business for American Express Global Commercial Services, the division that houses corporate cards, increased 4 percent year over year in the first quarter to $102.8 billion. GCS net income,...

Channel Tunnel rail provider Eurostar in the first quarter of 2007 for the first time will have full distribution through global distribution systems, officials said. The technological breakthrough will...

Unlike airlines, which use printable and mobile boarding passes as their de facto check-in standard, hotel check-in remains a mostly manual process. A few technology suppliers, however, are developing...

American Airlines and Travelport this week escalated a conflict that represents the latest flashpoint in airline distribution, a legal and commercial battle that highlights such key airline distribution...

WHO Cuts Airline Expenditures By 25 Percent By Paul Needham Geneva - Sharon Stoler, the World Health Organization's head of travel and transportation, is making her institution's latest round of

Southwest Adds Online Booking, Revamps FF Plan By Jay Campbell Dallas - Southwest Airlines last month became the largest carrier to offer air travel purchasing on the Internet. Accessed through

Sheraton Makes Room For Layovers Attempting to lure travelers from airport lounges, ITT Sheraton's five European airport hotels recently began offering three- to seven-hour stopovers between 8 a.m.

Qantas Eases Customs by Jay CampbellAustralia-based Qantas Airways said it can save travelers up to 45 minutes in arrival procedures using a new electronic customs clearance program. Called