After reaching historically low levels earlier in the year, the pipeline for new hotel construction is showing the first tentative signs of expanding. If the momentum continues, analysts have predicted...

Satisfaction scores for all tiers of European hotels reached a five-year high in the 2009 version of J.D. Power and Associates' European Hotel Guest Satisfaction report, released late last week.

Hilton Group PLC last month announced it had put Chicago's landmark Drake Hotel on the block, and various owners during the past few months have closed on deals to sell less prominent hotels. After a...

JetBlue Airways yesterday announced the appointment of Federal Aviation Administration chief of operations Russell Chew as chief operating officer. JetBlue president Dave Barger will drop COO from his...

Marriott International, the first hotel company to report second-quarter 2002 earnings, yesterday announced results that were flat compared with the same quarter in 2001.

WashingtonWire DOT Issues PrecautionsThe U.S. Department of Transportation has posted information on the Web (www.fly2k.dot.gov) about the Y2K readiness of foreign countries' aviation

Don't be fooled by the apparent stability of European airfares in recent months--it is merely the calm before the storm, warns American Express.Average first-class, business-class and full economy

U.S. Airlines Go Head To Head Over New China Flights By Maria Lenhart In the wake of the new trade agreement with China, which likely will spark demand for more transpacific passenger and cargo

Under The Hood Enterprise Tops J.D. Power Car rental study Enterprise Rent-A-Car, the largest U.S. car rental company, once again got the highest mark in J.D. Power and Associates' 2000 Domestic

British Airways and Virgin Atlantic today agreed to a class action settlement for passengers in the United States and United Kingdom who paid fuel surcharges between Aug. 11, 2004, and March 23, 2006.