Midprice, Econ. Chains Have Designs On Broader Market By Bruce Serlen Best Western International earlier this month introduced a prototype for new builds, which will offer a higher level of

With 2 U.S. Members, Synergi Moves On By Sarah WeltNew York - Quelling industry rumors of its imminent demise, Synergi--formerly SRG International--begins 1998 with a new

InsideTrack IATA Withdraws CCIS For Retooling The International Air Transport Association earlier this month withdrew its request for approval of recommended practice 1778, the Corporate Client

InsideTrack IATA Withdraws CCIS For Retooling The International Air Transport Association earlier this month withdrew its request for approval of recommended practice 1778, the Corporate Client

Chain Leads Folio Charge Wyndham System To Deliver Full Folio Data By Maria P. Vallejo Dallas - Wyndham International next month will roll out a new software system that

Only The Savvy Get Greater Air Discounts By Chris Davis Meeting buyers who explore advanced methods of air negotiations, including net-net meeting and zone fares, combined group and transient

Polaroid Taps AXI Feature By Cheryl RosenCambridge, Mass. - After a summer-long pilot of American Express' AXI online booking system, Polaroid Corp. is rolling the product out to 2,000

United Caps Int'l Commissions By Jay CampbellCorporate buyers reacted swiftly on Thursday to United Airlines' $50 one-way commission cap on international tickets, driving as many as

Reversing the traditional scenario of low-fare carriers attacking incumbent majors on specific routes, American Airlines this past weekend launched double daily nonstop service between New York JFK and...

Newsmaker: Amex Taps Tarte's Midmarket Focus By Sarah Welt Aiming to offer more personalized services to its midmarket customers, American Express last week formed a new unit,