Although the number of car rental and airline frequent flyer partnerships has increased dramatically in the past year, car rental industry executives are bemoaning the high cost of the programs and

More than five weeks after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, business in the car rental industry has rebounded somewhat, with bookings about 80 percent of what they were before the disaster, despite...

American Airlines in the coming weeks will modify negotiated contracts with corporate clients as part of an effort to offset revenue dilution from recent pricing changes, AMR CEO Gerard Arpey said...

Aer Lingus Adds LAX, Seats As It Seeks U.S. Corp. Clients By David Jonas As some carriers consider cutting capacity across the Atlantic, Aer Lingus has opted to expand its services

Four Seasons Solidifies Its Hold As Asians Stumble By Maria P. Vallejo Four Seasons/Regent Hotels and Resorts topped the deluxe category again this year as some Asian-based hotel

FONT SIZE="+3" Buyers To Define Folio Data By Mary Ann McNulty Chicago - Members of a task force tackling the issue of hotel folio data agreed at their first meeting that before a standard can

Despite dramatic visitation drops during 2001's last quarter, several new hotel openings and expectations of stronger convention attendance have sparked some optimism about Chicago's immediate future.

Air Canada On TopMonopoly Brings About New Buying Tactics By David Jonas After months of offers, counteroffers and political rhetoric, Air Canada last month gained control of rival Canadian

With a formalized sales program, presence in many large business centers and entry into the transcon battle, ATA Airlines is trying to penetrate deeper into the corporate market. BTN editors David Jonas...

Australia Mtgs. Industry Plans Global Gala For 2001 By Judy JacobsThe year 2001 is the hundredth anniversary of Australian federation, when six colonies came together to form a new