Nine U.S. carriers pulled in more than $1.9 billion for the third quarter, when just a year ago during the same quarter they were posting more than a half-billion dollars in losses. How are the...

With uncongested airspace in dramatically short supply in skies above New York City and ever-growing numbers of passengers pushing the combined capacity of the city's three major airports to near...

The Convention Industry Council last month released a new version of its Apex Toolbox, a deliverable of the council's Accepted Practices Exchange initiative. The upgrade includes new...

Las Vegas Sands Corp., owner of the Venetian and Palazzo resorts in Las Vegas, has signed a 10-year licensing agreement with InterContinental Hotels Group in which the Sands properties will join IHG's...

Hotels are likely in 2009 to see the fifth-worst decline in revenue per available room in the modern lodging industry's history and are unlikely to see RevPAR rise again until the second quarter of...

American Express and Citibank are mobilizing to become the first U.S.-based card providers to offer dual currency commercial cards in China. The country this year opened itself up to foreign card...

Meeting planning is a widely varied discipline. A planner's job requirements might entail staging a massive public technology trade show, organizing a professional golf tournament or planning a retreat...

The integration of corporate cards with expense reporting applications has yet to reach critical mass, but companies that have done so have reported significant annual savings, according to a Deloitte...

After finding middle ground on certain contentious issues, the U.S. Department of Transportation yesterday said it is allowing Continental, Delta and Northwest airlines to implement their proposed...

Domestic U.S. airline passenger yield in September declined by 16.7 percent year over year to 13.26 cents per mile, the largest monthly decline since June, according to the Air Transport Association....