Apollo Targets Agencies H2Agency personnel is a key cost/H2 By Cheryl Rosen Rolling Meadows, Ill. - Apollo Travel Services last week leaped into the automated-booking fray, announcing that by

During Simon Cooper's first year as president of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Co., the lodging industry and particularly the deluxe segment experienced severe drops in occupancies and room revenues. Business...

Nonprofit conservation group World Wide Fund for Nature in 2009 launched the One In Five Challenge, advocating that U.K. companies within five years reduce by 20 percent the number of flights taken by...

Despite softening of hotel demand increases in the first half of this year, top hotel executives speaking today at New York University's 29th Annual International Hospitality Industry Investment...

In response to reported incidents of air traffic controllers falling asleep on the job over the past few weeks, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is giving controllers more rest between shifts.

Having moved to London at the start of the year to pursue a more global approach to the American Express commercial card and travel business, group president Ed Gilligan was back in New York last month...

N.Y. Airports Offer A Variety Of Low-Cost Choices by Robert Selwitz New York - Although many large companies avoid sending their travelers on low-cost airlines, the fact remains that the

NBTA Wants Your Input On '97 Program The National Business Travel Association is seeking the input of members and professional presenters for educational seminars at the next convention, to be held

Rearden Commerce announced a partnership with Farelogix, new features for its Personal Assistant tool and membership in the Open Axis Group bit.ly/flqJD0 . According to the companies, Farelogix's...