Online Booking Cuts Prices 20% By Cheryl Rosen Two corporations have approved large implementations of online booking systems based on pilots that saw their average ticket prices fall about 20

Delta Air Lines last month returned to an area it abandoned more than four years ago negotiating meeting fare discounts when it launched the Delta Meeting Network, which it unveiled at the American...

It's been a whirlwind couple of months for Christine Ourmières, who crossed the pond from the United Kingdom to New York City to head Air France-KLM's U.S. division as vice president and general...

In-Room Usage At Lo-Speed By Bruce Serlen After a year in which hotel companies eagerly partnered with third-party vendors to install high-speed Internet access connections in guest rooms, usage

British Airways parent International Airlines Group is integrating its latest purchase, British Midland. British Airways chief executive Keith Williams and executive vice president of the Americas Simon...

The North American operations of French pharmaceutical giant Aventis this year implemented a mandated meetings policy designed to gear meetings to a limited set of suppliers and improve overall program...

Conference center chain Benchmark Hospitality International is broadening its traditional base of offerings not only by adding resort-like amenities, including spas, to properties but also by continuing...

Cost Of Videoconferencing Leads To Web Alternatives By Chris Davis While traditional videoconferencing has proven too expensive and unwieldy to become much of a factor in many corporate meeting and

Amex Fulfills OnlineNew Products Based On Three Years' Experience W/ Smaller Cos. By Megan Hjermstad American Express Corporate Services today is set to announce a new suite of end-to-end

The European Commission directorate general for competition is investigating whether the transatlantic joint venture among Air France-KLM, Alitalia and Delta Air Lines violates antitrust rules.