Starwood Eyes Future Barry Sternlicht, chairman and CEO of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, last month sat down with BTN hotel editor Bruce Serlen to discuss Starwood's approach to the

Where Carriers DareSecond In A Three-Part Series On Hub Negotiating By David Jonas Competitive hubs with a dominant carrier and one or more sizable alternatives, while not as difficult to negotiate

Hilton Hotels Corp. today announced it is negotiating to develop a new luxury brand in several gateway cities around the globe. The brand, Denizen Hotels, will be positioned alongside Hilton's current...

Despite concerns over the cost and benefits, privacy, reliability and safety of airport body scanners, the United States federal government plans to deploy 500 advanced imaging technology units this...

Last summer, the first local paired-development hotel project coupling an extended-stay hotel with a midprice hotel opened at the Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. The traditional...

The European Commission last week closed its own investigation on the proposed joint venture, giving the carriers its blessing but requiring them to make good on a concession to make slots available "to...

American Express said it would neither use the global distribution systems firms' optional content programs nor charge "a majority" clients to cover costs of processing bookings through GDSs...

American Express said it would neither use the global distribution systems firms' optional content programs nor charge "a majority" clients to cover costs of processing bookings through GDSs...

Meetings Hit By Airline Cut Commission Decrease Felt By Most Programs By Chris Davis The lingering effect on the corporate meetings market of the airlines' reduction of

Air France Flap Carrier's Direct Discount Deals For Small Cos. Draw Fire By Jay CampbellAn attractive net fare program offered by Air France to a targeted group of smaller