Airport Clubs Attract Mtgs., Despite Airline Ambivalence By Chris Davis As airline clubs become larger and more technologically equipped, and develop the capacity to hold more small meetings, some

When Manhattan East Suite Hotels opened The Benjamin three years ago, it was competing against New York's venerable Waldorf-Astoria and Inter-Continental Hotel The Barclay, as well as a trendy newcomer,...

The European Court of Justice last week ruled that the E.U. Council of Ministers did not have the legal status to agree that European airlines should give U.S. officials airline passenger name record...

The European Court of Justice last week ruled that the E.U. Council of Ministers did not have the legal status to agree that European airlines should give U.S. officials airline passenger name record...

Four Points, Hampton Gate-Crash Midprice Top Spots New entries broke into the two midprice segments, with and without food and beverage, this year, capturing first place and forcing last

Automation Controls Expenses, Improves Bottom Line Financial officers understand the effect a dollar lost or gained can have on their company's bottom line. As companies increasingly focus on ways

The global rollout of Intel Corp.'s corporate meetings management program, including the deployment of a single technology platform for worldwide data collection, has allowed the firm to develop...

Delta and Worldspan today announced a seven-year agreement through which the carrier will offer its full content to the global distribution system's subscribers. The agreement places Worldspan's Super...

Eurostar belatedly has achieved top-level distribution through global distribution systems in the United Kingdom and United States, but remains unavailable through GDSs in other countries.

Air Alternatives Drop Costs, Add Service By Jay Campbell In the latest attempt by businesses to create alternatives to locally dominant airlines, the Rochester Chamber of Commerce