Although its CEO has proclaimed that "Web fares is only 10 percent of what we do," Alexandria, Va.-based Outtask is signing clients based on the perception that its still-evolving Cliqbook is the only...

InterContinental Hotels Group today announced an expansion of its Priority Club frequent guest program to allow U.S. members to redeem points earned at IHG-brand hotels at non-IHG properties worldwide....

Stressing that not much will change for consumers and corporate clients, United Airlines parent UAL Corp. this morning filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

Lodging industry experts today predicted that U.S. hotel occupancies this year and in 2002 would be the lowest in a decade, further evidence of the toll the events of Sept. 11 were taking on an industry...

Twenty years ago, a British comedy troupe Monty Python's Flying Circus produced a now-famous skit in which a disgruntled consumer tried to return a parrot to a pet shop, claiming that the bird was dead,...

Avis Budget Group has been focusing generally on raising prices and specifically on ensuring corporate business is profitable. For the third quarter, the company reported a 2 percent year-over-year...

Smaller Carriers' New Programs Lure BuyersLow-Fare Airlines: Part One In A Three-Part Series By David Jonas As business fares continue to move upward, the role of low-fare carriers is greater than

IBM Builds T&E E-Biz By Jay Campbell Endicott, N.Y. - IBM is forging extranet links with American Airlines, Delta Air Lines and others, consolidating worldwide booked and actual data, and

A U.S. Department of Transportation proposal would allow airports to base landing fees on time of day and traffic volume rather than the "decades-old" practice of linking fees to aircraft...

Lufthansa and New York-based JetBlue Airways this week announced a codeshare agreement to connect the German airline's international network to 12 JetBlue destinations, including gateways in Boston and...