April 2008 will be remembered as a watershed month in the histories of Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines, and indeed the entire domestic and global airline sectors, should the carriers' conditional...

Geac is leveraging components of recent acquisitions to offer customers a solution that ties T&E expense management with other business processes and higher corporate goals. Geac is joining its expense...

The European Parliament voted this morning to refer to the European Court of Justice the controversial agreement by the European Commission to give U.S. security authorities access to the passenger data...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security this week said it would accept Greece as a Visa Waiver Program member, enabling its citizens to enter the United States for up to 90 days without a visa.

U.S. airlines are simplifying their pricing structures in secondary hubs as overall domestic fares remain at their lowest levels in years. The more recent formal changes include American Airlines' fare...

Deutsche Bank this month is rolling out a technology-based strategic meetings management initiative to three Asia/Pacific countries as part of the next phase of a two-year project to reengineer its more...

Falling in line with most competitors, Frontier Airlines today at 10:01 p.m. MDT will eliminate traditional commission payments on all tickets booked by agencies in the United States and Canada.

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Development of new full-service hotels in the metropolitan New York area has been quiet this year, but midprice and economy development has remained brisk. Hilton Hotels Corp.'s Hampton brand is...

The U.S. Department of Transportation this week fined Delta Air Lines $115,000 for failing to heed passenger requests for on-time arrival data. Delta is the third carrier this year to be hit with such...