Inside Track United Takes Blue Sky Approach United Airlines is looking for a new information technology behemoth to host its reservation processing now that Galileo International has

Philips Outsources Global Program Rosenbluth Buys Philips' Agency By Sarah WeltEindhoven, the Netherlands - The Dutch company Philips Electronics N.V. rang in the new year by

Spurred by an increase in the number of corporations restricting the use of vendors outside of preferred supplier lists, destination management company network Global Events Partners has hired a sales...

AA Holds On To Top Spot In BTN's 2nd Annual Survey By David Jonas Despite labor and governmental setbacks that plagued the carrier throughout 1999, American Airlines for the second

At a time when base commissions have hit zero, amid the undeniable trend pushing the point of sale away from the cryptic global distribution system interfaces and toward the Internet, the next frontier...

With the International Air Transport Association's approaching 2007 deadline for 100 percent e-ticketing issuance, the major airline alliances Oneworld, SkyTeam and Star Alliance largely have achieved...

For Online Booking, Focus Turns To Usage By Mary Ann McNultyThe economic downturn appears to be having a positive effect on the deployment of online booking systems as companies zero

DOT Signs Fee-Based Agency Deal By Sarah WeltWashington, D.C. - In a move that follows the private sector, the Department of Transportation has become the first fee-based government

PricewaterhouseCoopers today updated its U.S. lodging forecast to call for continued decreases in rates and revenue per available room in 2010 but a slight increase in occupancy.

Amex Exports Tiered Fees By Amon Cohen American Express starting Jan. 1 will charge U.K. clients one of five transaction fees, three months ahead of the introduction of zero commission by British