E-Ticket Fee Draws Airline Fire By Jay CampbellGalileo and Apollo's new 50 cent fee for electronic tickets, scheduled to kick in on March 1, already has elicited fallout from the

Taiwan Science Park Opens Int'l Five-Star Hotel By Judy Jacobs With the opening of the Hotel Royal Hsinchu earlier this year, those doing business in Hsinchu Science-based

Buyers Air Contracts Out By David Jonas Whether to lock in an attractive rate, take advantage of the changing commission environment or simply to avoid lengthy and complex contract negotiations,

Lan Airlines late last week announced a revamped pricing structure that sorts all fares into seven categories. The Latin American carrier's announcement was the latest in a series of recent simplified...

American Airlines this week announced the largest service resumption of any U.S. carrier since Sept. 11; beginning tomorrow, 41 new roundtrip flights to 37 destinations will be added from its Dallas-Ft....

The cost of corporate car rental looks set to rise in Europe after a lengthy period of flat pricing sustained by intense competition. That competition remains as fierce as ever but the wider dynamics of...

A lawsuit filed by CTF Hotel Holdings, Inc., against Marriott International and its procurement arm, Avendra, reached an impasse yesterday in the U.S. District Court in Delaware.

Hilton Hotels Corp. today announced strong fourth-quarter and full-year 2004 results that showed surprising strength for Hampton and Hilton's other midprice brands. Since Hilton is the first of the...

Choice, Flag Hotels Unite In Australian Alliance By Judy JacobsAustralia's largest hotel chain, Flag International Ltd., has joined with Choice Hotels International in a strategic

Major New York-Area Airports Revitalize By Frank Rosci Major long-term construction and expansion projects, costing $15 billion, under the umbrella and direction of the Port Authority of New York