Car Rentals Do Group Deals By Chris Davis Though car rental is not a prerequisite for a corporate meeting, Hertz and Dollar are shaking up this quiescent sector of the industry by

Continental and Northwest airlines continue to operate the only domestic partnership offering enough scope and utility to attract corporate buyers. Considering Northwest's long-standing joint venture...

Foliot Leaves Galileo To Be FlightTime CEO Just as Rosemont, Ill.-based Galileo International began looking to be taken over by an owner that will see more value in the company than the public has,

Big Apple Occupancy, Room Rates Continue To Prevail By Robert Selwitz Major U.S. cities will continue to enjoy steady growth in their average daily room rates and occupancy rates through 2001 and,

TI's '98 Tech Agenda Includes Global Booking, Data Warehousing By Laurie BergerDallas - While most companies are first deciding which corporate booking tool to deploy, Texas

FONT SIZE="+3" Hotel Tries 24-Hour Checkout By Linda Humphrey Beverly Hills, Calif. - In experimenting with a 24-hour checkin and checkout policy, the Peninsula Beverly Hills recently became the

In overhauling its nationwide pricing structure, Delta Air Lines is de-emphasizing corporate discount programs across its domestic system.

Hyatt Hotels, responding to Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick's call for a statewide boycott of the hotel company until it rehires almost 100 full-time housekeeping employees Hyatt laid off at the end of...

Airlines want delays caused by security screening to be categorized separately within a U.S. Department of Transportation proposal that airlines report the cause of delays in addition to the typically...

The most straightforward explanation of the events ahead is that Marriott International likely will acquire Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide for $13.6 billion. But the backstory of what would...