Brazil Bouncing Back Following Financial Crisis By Robert Selwitz Rebounding strongly after its January currency devaluation, Brazilian business, and the hotels that cater to it,

Credit Suisse First BostonCSFB Centralizes Mtgs. Mgmt. By Chris Davis Credit Suisse First Boston Corp. has centralized control over meetings management this year and hopes to save about $5 million

The U.S. Department of Transportation this week began soliciting public comments on a straightforward question: Should the government lift a ban on inflight cell phone calls?

American Express One and TRX Inc. recently announced new, low-cost technology-backed services to support the booking needs of midsize clients and midsize agencies, respectively.

Hong Kong Dangles Incentives To Lure Corporate Market By Judy Jacobs Not only are Hong Kong hotel rates lower these days than they have been in many years, but hotels are

IACVB Taps Gehrisch As CEO By Chris Davis The new president and CEO of the International Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus believes the association must offer new services or

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide today lowered its annual revenue expectations as it reported a 16.4 percent drop in its profit for the second quarter of 2008.

Interlining In Jeopardy Airline Alliances, European Commission Double-Team Flexible Tickets By Amon CohenAmerican and United Airlines may be planning to accept each other's

British Airways in recent weeks has made fundamental changes affecting relationships with corporate clients, including restructuring European fares and ceasing to absorb credit card merchant fees on...

Philadelphia - Rosenbluth International this week plans to launch Rosenbluth Exchange, a reverse auction platform for air purchasing targeted at companies with less than $5 million in annual U.S. booked...