Hotels From Around The Globe Are Bulking Up In Brazil By Bruce Serlen & Kellie K. Speed Recognizing how much the economy of Brazil has rebounded in the past year, a slew of major hotel

Inside TrackAir Canada, Northwest Strikes to EndLeaders of Northwest Airlines' pilots union met on Saturday to vote on a proposed contract settlement ironed out during mid-week. According to

LETTERSCost-Cutting KudoThanks for the information on videoconferencing (BTN, Sept. 7). It sparked my interest, and I'm looking into the logistics of videoconferencing to see if we can

Single Image Ability Spreads By Maria P. VallejoMajor hotel chains are rushing to offer customers a single source of inventory, rate and availability information, whether they access

Continental, Delta and Northwest airlines today responded to harsh conditions imposed by the U.S. Department of Transportation on their proposed marketing alliance, setting forth less onerous...

The United States and European Union last week reached a tentative agreement on a new air services pact that could take effect as early as October, although history shows there may be many more twists...

Fixed Fare Fervor Is RisingDaimlerChrysler Drives Set-Pricing Deal By David Jonas DaimlerChrysler in recent weeks inked a massive fixed city-pair fare agreement, an emerging contract configuration

South Florida Expands Corporate Meetings Offerings By Frank Rosci Several new developments--including the construction and renovation of a number of hotels, an airport improvement

Early Birds Get Tools By Cheryl Rosen Digital, Charles Schwab And Cisco Expand Automated Booking Use This week at least three corporations are expanding their beta tests of automated systems as

American Express is fighting a U.S. Department of Justice antitrust lawsuit filed early this month that claims the card company, along with rivals Visa and MasterCard, prohibits merchants from offering...