BTI Americas Owners Entertain Bids By Sarah WeltNorthbrook, Ill. - Responding to industry rumors that BTI Americas soon will be acquired by American Express, the privately held mega

Delta Air Lines this month announced that between June and September it will bulk up international and domestic service at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport by adding 46 new departures to...

Rosenbluth Reacts To Econ. Tech. Will Play A Larger Role Ron DiLeo, senior vice president of North American operations at Rosenbluth International, last month spoke with Meetings Today editor Chris

Travelport announced late yesterday that it has abandoned its initial public offering of shares and intention to float on the London Stock Exchange.

Following in the footsteps of some of its larger hotel chain competitors, St. Louis-based Adam's Mark Hotels & Resorts this spring will introduce the capability for meeting attendees to book rooms...

Corporate travel managers rate the major U.S. carriers across 10 factors to see which one rises to the top.

Inside TrackUAL, Co To Swap Newark/LAX GatesContinental and United Airlines are planning to trade gates in an effort to strengthen their presence in what is already one of the largest

Hotels Enhance Quality By Bruce Serlen With a slew of new quality assurance initiatives announced recently at various major hotel companies, it is clear that enforcing standards across a chain's

CAPPS II Comment Period Ends Sept. 30

BP Consolidates Card Biz With Diners By Amon CohenBritish Petroleum has selected Citicorp Diners Club as its global corporate card provider in the first-ever consolidation of its $100