Worldspan's ultimatum this month to US Airways provide full fare content including Web fares or get booted from the global distribution system was greeted with skepticism from analysts and consternation...

Time To Change Foreign Ownership Laws By Kevin P. Mitchell The two-year-old U.S. airline competition debate has yielded important results. The U.S. Congress, Department of

User Fees Cut Biz-Tax Burden Last week, a historic event happened in the airline industry: The CEOs of the seven largest airlines actually agreed on a new formula for a short-term replacement for

Folio Data Arrives By Maria P. Vallejo Working with IBM and Bass Hotels & Resorts, software developer DB Technologies next week will implement its hotel folio data solution

Hong Kong Negotiating For Transpacific Business By Maria VallejoHong Kong - An ideal corporate negotiations environment is taking hold in the Hong Kong hospitality industry as

DOD Gives The Nod To Fees By Cheryl Rosen Washington, D.C. - Developing the nation's largest model for an automated booking-through-expense-reporting system, the Department of Defense has

More buyers are developing preferred hotel deals specifically for meetings, according to a new Meetings Today survey, as buyers' concern with the level of discounting they receive from hotels continues...

Navigant International last week merged its two associated business units that manage corporate meetings, with the goal of creating a single entity that handles all meeting functions, from full...

American Airlines last week became the third carrier to admit to transferring passenger data to the federal government following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

Under The Hood New Leadership At National And AlamoANC Rental Group, the former Automotive Rental Group of AutoNation Inc., which is being spun off as a separate company, recently appointed new