The conversion of historic buildings into hotels as well as renovations and reflaggings have dominated the Washington market, with the openings of the Hotel Monaco, Washington Terrace and Sofitel during...

After suffering a dropoff in convention and meetings business in the first six months of 2004, Chicago-based hotels are optimistic that bookings will rebound in the next 12 to 18 months. When those...

WTP To Fulfill Corps.Sprint, BTS Set To Debut Online Booking Fulfillment Service By Megan Hjermstad WorldTravel Partners this week will announce that it has been working in conjunction with TRX

Continental Airlines CEO Gordon Bethune at the end of the month will hand the carrier's reins to president Larry Kellner. Bethune is, by far, the longest-serving CEO of a major U.S. airline and Kellner...

When the new 455-suite Embassy Suites Hotel Downtown Lakefront officially opened last month in Chicago, it was the culmination of four years of planning and construction. Lodging industry occupancy...

Suppliers Court U.K. SMEs By Amon Cohen Small and medium corporations in the United Kingdom are benefiting from a surge of incentives being thrown at them for the first time by airlines and other

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Corporate clients of British Airways should expect to pay more in the year ahead owing to fewer seats in lower fare buckets and reduced negotiated discounts, a senior executive told BTN.

Despite inherent cost advantages in distributing inventory via the Internet, carriers likely will see persistently depressed revenues as Web fares keep yields and average fare levels down, according to...

Orbitz this morning posted a third-quarter net profit of $5.1 million, up from a $3.9 million profit one year earlier, as 20 percent revenue growth was powered by expanded booking activity through the...