Amtrak's Acela To Compete With Northeast Shuttles By Jay Campbell Taking a tack from the airline shuttles with which its high-speed trains soon will become competitive, Amtrak said

When the U.S. Department of Transportation last year approved a proposal by Delta Air Lines and US Airways to swap dozens of slots at New York LaGuardia and Reagan Washington National airports, the...

Deregulation Has Been Successful By Harold Seligman Harold Seligman is founder of consultancy Management Alternatives Inc., which is headquartered in Stamford, Conn. Deregulation

Sixth Biz Fare Hike Arises By David Jonas The ominous beat drummed by irritable labor groups goes on for the nation's largest airlines as reverberations from the landmark United Airlines pilot

Marriott International today reported more than a 20 percent decline in revenue per available room and double-digit percentage rate drops for its upper-tier properties in North America during the second...

Sabre Holdings in 2001 invested more than $15 million in TRX Inc. in exchange for a board seat and notes that can be converted for a 10 percent ownership in the company, BTN has learned. TRX remains...

Mtg. Spend On The Rise Cos. Banking On Budgets Bouncing Back By Chris Davis Unburdened by the shackles the jittery stock market of autumn 1998 had imposed on this year's

European carriers have threatened to raise fares after the European Parliament voted through a dramatically increased compensation schedule for airline passengers.

With states and municipalities facing budget shortfalls and airports across the country strapped for cash, car rentals continue to be targeted for additional taxes and fees. While car rental companies...

Blackstone Group's March announcement that it was acquiring Extended Stay America, following on the heels of InterContinental Hotel Group's December acquisition of Candlewood Suites, highlighted the...