With a proposed expansion to its convention center that could help the city better compete for citywide events still years away, San Francisco is cutting deals to bring short-term meetings into the city...

US Airways Tries Corp. Rates By David Jonas Responding to the call for access to negotiated corporate rates on the Internet, US Airways by this summer will begin beta tests with several corporate

New Prez Will Embrace Web To Broaden SITE's Reach By Chris Davis Though technology and the Internet have been hailed as forces destined to radically change the meetings industry, the incoming

When the 270-suite Residence Inn by Marriott opens this month in downtown Philadelphia, it will be a throwback to 1999 and 2000: During a roughly 18-month period, new full-service hotels opened in quick...

One-On-One: Carlson Hotels In Tech Bet FONT SIZE="+1"Eric Danziger, president and COO of Carlson Hotels Worldwide, recently spoke with BTN hotel editor Bruce Serlen about positioning the Radisson,

Marriott Readies Net Rates For CTD Designees By Maria P. VallejoWashington D.C. - Preparing for a change in the way hotels and corporations interact, Marriott International this month

E-Tix Erase Borders Corps. Use International E-Tix To Ease Cross-Border Ticketing By Jay Campbell The spread of electronic ticketing on international routes is further

Car rental customers rated Enterprise Rent-A-Car the top brand for the sixth year in a row in J.D. Power and Associates' 2009 U.S. Car Rental Satisfaction Study, released today.

JAL Launches Direct Billing By Jay Campbell As it continued to tighten its ties with the Oneworld alliance, Japan Airlines this month introduced a new reservations system for

Marriott International during the second quarter gained in all financial areas year over year, boasting higher revenue per available room, growing occupancy and an increase in average daily rate in all...