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

Delta: Relating To CorporationsFollowing a number of major management changes at Delta Air Lines, former senior vice president of sales and international Vince Caminiti this month has traded

Following their recently completed merger, America West and US Airways in early 2006 will combine their existing frequent flyer programs into a relaunched US Airways Dividend Miles program. In the...

Paris-based corporate booking tool provider KDS has taken on $13 million in venture financing to fund a push for new business in international markets. CEO Yves Weisselberger told BTN that the United...

Folio, Yield Data On The Way By Maria P. VallejoFor the hotel industry, 1998 will go down as the year technology took over property management. Chains across the nation are installing

In the first round of management appointments in the new American Express Corporate Services structure, Kim Lewis has been promoted to take over the multinational account unit, replacing Judith

N.Y. Hotels Hit New Heights In Frustrating Negotiations By Frank Rosci The face of negotiating for hotels in New York City has changed dramatically in recent years, becoming even more of a daily

Two more airlines this week detailed their new premium products for international passengers, following similar announcements this year from Lufthansa, Northwest and Virgin Atlantic.

Expense Mgmt. Takes To The Web By Mary Ann McNulty Minneapolis - In the already crowded field of expense management, two new contenders--Clarus and Solix Internet--weighed in at the