A U.S. district court last week dismissed at Sabre Inc.'s request a lawsuit against Northwest Airlines in which Sabre claimed the airline "stole" more than $1.5 million by "submitting false statement...

Philly Provides A Broad Choice Of Mtg., Transient Options By Cheryl RosenThe City of Brotherly Love has come a long way since William Penn brought the nation's very first meeting

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

Airline Seat Is Shifting To Demand-Driven Commodity It seems pretty clear that the airline seat has become a true commodity as defined by James and Gilmore in their 1999 book, "The Experience

Galileo resolves to take on web fares

IBM Plays It Smart: Tests Amex Smart Cards By Ann McNulty New York - After years of research, American Express is finally planning to pilot a smart card application later this year, teaming with

Less than a year after launching its corporate jet operation Avolar, UAL Corp., parent of United Airlines, late last week closed the wholly owned subsidiary.

FONT SIZE="+3" Tech Talk 10/28/96 Diners To Deliver Automated Expensing Citicorp Diners Club intends to roll out an automated expense reporting system in the second quarter of 1997. In

E-RFPs Ready For 2000 By Mary Ann McNulty Will the new century prove to be the right time to automate the tedious annual hotel request for proposals process? Hoteliers, industry

Airlines in recent months have begun filing corporate negotiated fares directly with the Airline Tariff Publishing Co. for such clients as AT&T and Turner Broadcasting System Inc., a process made...