Germany's cartel authority, the Bundeskartellamt, is set to reveal the verdict from its inquiry into whether Lufthansa's corporate contracts illegally enable the airline to gain access to confidential...

The Convention Industry Council's Accepted Practices Exchange initiative will focus on automating the more than 4,000 standard meetings industry definitions it has spent 10 years developing and several...

U.S. Hotels Expand In Europe By Bruce Serlen Ramada International Hotels & Resorts, a division of Marriott International, and Treff Hotels of Germany and Switzerland last month announced an

Carlson Reengineers Itself By Cheryl RosenLas Vegas - At Carlson's glitzy 60th Anniversary bash last month, Curt retired, Marilyn took the helm and Carlson Cos. outlined a broad

European Rates Soften By Amon Cohen After four years of continuous airfare and hotel rate rises, the power pendulum finally is swinging back toward corporate clients in Europe. The

Biztravel Site Gets Backing By Cheryl Rosen New York - Technology startup Middlegate Inc. last month took several steps closer to its goal of providing a one-stop-shopping Internet site for the

Carlson CEO Hubert Joly today previewed a project to revitalize the Radisson hotel brand in North America that would draw a clearer line between its upscale and upper upscale properties and import...

H-P Inks Air Alliance Pact By Jay Campbell Palo Alto, Calif. - Hewlett-Packard has signed one of the first corporate contracts with the three antitrust-immunized Star Alliance

Ellen Keszler, president of Travelocity Business, today said that this quarter GetThere and Travelocity will begin to merge their corporate technology giving it "the Travelocity look and feel."

Empire Puts Limos Online By Lynn Woods Empire International, the Norwood, N.J.-based limousine services network, next week plans to launch an upgrade of its Web site, www.empire-int.com, that will