The Air Transport Association, which represents the largest domestic passenger airlines, could be amenable to "a firm time limit on tarmac delays for domestic flights," according to a Transportation...

Corporate Rental Market Facing Down Extended Stay By Frank Rosci Though all-suite, extended-stay hotels have taken the industry and the city by storm, the highly specialized

New Prez To Grow ICPA By Chris Davis A week away from a watershed vote of its general membership that will determine the future course of the Insurance Conference Planners Association, its incoming

The largest chauffeured car company in the United Kingdom has expanded into the United States with the aim of becoming a major U.S. business ground transportation provider.

The largest chauffeured car company in the United Kingdom has expanded into the United States with the aim of becoming a major U.S. business ground transportation provider.

Taking strategies from the playbooks of the competitors it is targeting, Delta Air Lines today detailed plans for Song, its new low-cost subsidiary set to take flight April 15.

Faced with devastation from the April 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, the city of Toronto's visitors and convention bureau, with financial aid from the Ontario government, has kicked...

Hilton Faces Online Future Hilton Hotels Corp. vice president of sales and marketing Steve Armitage recently spoke with Meetings Today editor Chris Davis about the promise of automatic requests for

The United States and European Union last month tentatively agreed to a regulatory framework for a new, liberalized air transport agreement. Years in the making, the deal could lead to significantly...

Seeking Data in an Imperfect World By Christopher M. Brittin hrChristopher M. Brittin is president of International Software Products in McLean, Va.hr In the coming perfect world,