Italy's newly launched state-run high-speed rail service between Milan and Rome will face private competition from 2011. Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori late last month announced it will launch a...

• Limiting number and amount of city surcharges at the negotiating table

Corp. Cutbacks Decreasing Hotels' Overall Profitability By Bruce Serlen The average U.S. hotel will suffer a 5.6 percent decline in operating profits for 2001, according to projections announced

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Major Improvements Underway At Johannesburg Int'l By Robert Curley The South African government plans to spend more than $300 million by 2005 on a series of much-needed improvements at Johannesburg

Hotels Chip Away At Boston's Chronic Room Shortage By Robert Curley While financing problems have slowed progress on some of Boston's highest-profile hotel projects, accommodations both large and

Amex Acquires Havas By Sarah WeltNew York - In the latest in a series of acquisitions and joint ventures in the European market, American Express announced last week that it will

Buyers Rule The Pond Delta, US Airways Adds To Offset BA, KLM-NW Capacity Cuts By Amon Cohen Moves by key carriers to start cutting transatlantic capacity next month probably

InsideTrack ARC Broadens CTD Definition The Airlines Reporting Corp.'s board of directors last week at its semiannual meeting approved two amendments to the terms governing the accreditation of