Arecent survey shows slightly less than half of all companies designate certain properties or chains as preferred meeting hotels, as buyers debate the merits of potentially sacrificing some leverage...

Marriott International today released second-quarter earnings that were mixed. While earnings per share rose 6 percent over the same quarter in 2002, net income was flat and revenue per available room...

Allies Won't Negotiate By Jay CampbellThe latest pairings of gigantic domestic airline partners are leaving behind the very benefit to corporate buyers the alliance concept is supposed

Washington Wire Excise Tax Reinstated President Clinton is expected to sign legislation this week that reinstates the aviation excise taxes through Dec. 31. The taxes will be collected beginning

FONT SIZE="+3" Airport Adds Facilities By Rowland Stiteler Atlanta - The latest addition to Hartsfield International Airport has been targeting visitors to the Atlanta Olympics, but thousands

The three major global distribution system operators are increasing investment in their hotel offerings, planning to improve processes through enhanced technologies and, in the case of Travelport,...

Delta Air Lines today said it raised first class and full coach fares in certain markets by $50, prompting Northwest Airlines to match and Continental Airlines to do so on competitive routes, as other...

Vagn Soerensen, CEO of Austrian Airlines, in January assumed the chairmanship of the Association of European Airlines, a group now in its 50th year, representing 31 airlines that carry 300 million...

Tech Takes Financial Hit By Jay Campbell Depending largely on the timing of recession-style management, the economic downturn's impact is more dire for some technology vendors than others. None,

The opening today of the 863-room Westin New York Times Square makes Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, which manages the property, the largest operator of hotel rooms in the competitive Manhattan...