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,

President Bush has invoked his power to block a mechanics strike at United Airlines for 60 days by convening a Presidential Emergency Board.

This month, Virgin Atlantic Airways began rolling out hydrogen-powered cars for its Upper Class passenger limousine service in Los Angeles and New York and unveiled a $2.6 billion order for Rolls-Royce...

Hyatt Adds Innovation, Technology To Upscale Mix While this year's upscale segment showed the greatest shifting of positions among all the segments in the Hotel Chain Survey, hotel

U.S. negotiated hotel rates for 2004 are expected to rise 1.9 percent over the prior year, according to projections made today by consultants PricewaterhouseCoopers. PwC last week announced that U.S....

FONT SIZE="+3" T&E Vendors Debut 'Webware' By Mary Ann McNulty With visions of customers dancing in their heads this holiday season, vendors of expense reporting solutions are announcing

Big Cos. Report Record High Card Use Corporate card use is at its highest level-89 percent-for large companies, but at its lowest level-57 percent-for small companies, according to the latest

The still nameless Virgin-branded low-fare airline this weekend announced San Francisco as its principal base of operations planned for launch in 2005.

Tampa Takes On Citywide Revitalization By Robert Selwitz Miami isn't the only Florida city undergoing major changes: Tampa also is expanding its lodging and transportation options to meet its