The parade of intercontinental carriers developing new premium products for long-haul flights continues this summer when Air New Zealand makes available three new classes of service on certain...

The parade of intercontinental carriers developing new premium products for long-haul flights continues this summer when Air New Zealand makes available three new classes of service on certain...

Hotels Invest In Moscow Despite Uncertainty By Maria P. Vallejo Moscow - Despite its economic and financial turmoil, Moscow remains a strong draw for international corporations and

FONT SIZE="+3" Low-Cost Airlines Are Beginning To Fly In Europe By David Osler Now that the European Union has decreed that the airline industry liberalization long in place on the other side of

As Hanoi Adds Capacity, Rates Begin To Weaken By Judy JacobsHanoi - New properties coming online in Vietnam's capital--including the Meritus Westlake Hotel, which will complete

New U.S. hotel construction nationwide is showing signs of an upturn, but significant new supply will not reach the market until 2006. However, certain individual markets are seeing a higher percentage...

Mineta Sparks, Grinstein Quells DL/NW Merger Talk

Radisson, W Hotels Say Aloha To Hawaiian Market By Judy Jacobs Management changes at Honolulu hotels have introduced two hotel brands, Radisson and W, to Hawaii--a move that should

Worldspan's sale closed last week, but the global distribution system provider will remain tightly tied to its former airline owners, particularly Delta and Northwest airlines, for at least the next few...

Hertz, Avis Back On Private Rd. By Lynn Woods In the latest round of ownership shifts in the car rental industry, Ford Motor Co. is buying up the 18.5 percent of Hertz Corp. stock it doesn't own