New Systems Take The Bumps Out Of Booking Ground By Lynn Woods Booking car services is getting easier, thanks to new reservation systems that are being introduced on the GDS and on the Web. The

Since implementing a one-card program in 2000 and linking it to an automated expense reporting system, Steve Quincel, manager of employee expenses, has helped American Electric Power Co. achieve T&E...

Delta Air Lines and Northwest Airlines, still waiting for government approval of a proposed three-way codeshare and marketing pact including Continental, today announced the launch of electronic ticket...

Meetings technology vendors OnVantage and StarCite today announced a merger that will take the StarCite name and OnVantage technology. Venture capital investors of both companies brought the firms...

Oakland Airport Plans Upgrades To Attract Bay Traffic By Sharon Goldman Edry Oakland, Calif. - San Francisco International Airport could be facing some stiff competition from its neighbor across

Upkeep Catapults Clubhouse, Corp. Focus Floats Drury By Maria P. VallejoThe new midpriced without food and beverage category expanded opportunities for competitors that were excluded

IBM Taps Sato For Meetings By Stefani C. O'Connor I BM has awarded SatoTravel a long-term contract to manage its group air volume on the strength of the agency's bid last year for a piece of IBM's

Buenos Aires Builds Up Midprice, Luxury By Robert Selwitz In Buenos Aires' Puerto Madero district, there is prime evidence of what Jeff Karlson called "an explosion of hotels in

Chicago Bulks Up Hospitality Choices For Conventioneers By Tim Paradis With 5,000 new hotel rooms slated to open downtown during the next three years, Chicago is jockeying to become a more

San Francisco - A weakening of the airline market, the acquisition of US Airways by American Airlines and an increase in online bookings were among the predictions offered by participants at Woodside