Rotterdam, the Netherlands - The Anglo-Dutch multinational Unilever last week became the guinea pig for KLM's first foray into electronic ticketing. The pilot is being staged for Netherlands-based

Singapore Hotels Bouncing Back From Economic Crisis By Judy Jacobs Asia is well on its way to recovery from economic crisis, and in no place is this more evident than in the Singapore hospitality

The Transportation Security Administration today modified its list of allowable items cleared through airport checkpoints, while expanding its level of passenger screening warning that airline...

United Renovates L.A. Terminals By Judy JacobsUnited Airlines has begun work on a $200 million expansion and renovation project that will encompass its three terminals buildings at Los

Canada Briefs Delta Inks CRS Pact Toronto - Delta Hotels & Resorts has joined Utell International's global distribution system portfolio, which will represent the hotel chain on Amadeus,

Four major U.S. airlines this week reported second-quarter financial figures that pointed to improving trends, including higher year-over-year unit revenues, as executives conveyed cautious optimism.

Australia Preparing For Summer Olympic Mania By Judy Jacobs Like any city getting ready to host a major event, Sydney is frantically preparing for the 2000 Summer Olympics. Hundreds

United's Woes Worst In 1Q By David Jonas United Airlines began 2001 with a slew of bad news: Its parent UAL Corp. dropped $305 million in the first quarter, acknowledged delays in closing its

Manhattan Lodging Forecast: Hotels Will Have The Upper Hand By Robert Selwitz New York City hotel observers and operators alike are predicting that 2000 will be yet another year in which buyers can

Chile Faces Shaky Future With Growing Biz Options By Judy Williams Though its economic outlook is cloudy, Chile has remained financially stronger than many of its Latin American