Computers Check In Hotels Begin Offering Computers In The Guest Room By Cheryl Rosen Two well-financed players--one hotel and one technology company--this month begin

Joe Carino, president of hotel representation firm The Carino Collection, recently spoke with hotel editor Michael B. Baker about the firm's outlook for the year ahead-in particular, its planned January...

As the first carrier to announce second-quarter results last month, Delta Air Lines gave investors a stir when it revised capacity plans upward. Despite a profitable quarter, Delta shares promptly fell...

Global Air Puzzle Still In Pieces Net Fares Rarely Spread Beyond U.S. Point Of Sale By Jay Campbell The global air deal remains an elusive goal rather than a reality even for

While its legacy brethren reported their highest profits in years in the second quarter, American Airlines racked up yet another quarterly loss, this one totaling nearly $11 million.

Targeting Cards Name: Julie DeLong Company: Owens Corning Headquarters: Toledo, Ohio U.S.-booked air volume: $16 million Total T&E volume: $50 million to $60 million Innovation:

The General Services Administration (GSA) issued a draft request for proposals for its SmartPay2 charge card program covering hundreds of federal agencies and organizations. GSA in 1998 awarded initial...

The imminent merger of several European countries into a single domestic market could bring higher credit card fees to the area.

The former partners of Rosenbluth International in 44 countries today said they are in discussions with Englewood, Colo.-based Navigant International to replace Rosenbluth with Navigant as their U.S....

Wireless Internet access is a near ubiquity at U.S. hotels, and fewer properties are charging for the service, according to the American Hotel & Lodging Association's 2008 Lodging Survey, which was...