Low-Fare Air Usage Grows By Chris Davis Faced with perpetually rising airfares and shrinking meeting budgets, corporate meeting buyers, attracted by expanded route networks and lower costs, are

MeriStar To Buy BridgeStreet By Bruce Serlen As an indication of the continuing vitality of the extended-stay segment, MeriStar Hotels & Resorts late last month announced that it was

System Eases VAT Claims By Cheryl Rosen A new system from Corporate VAT Management simplifies filing for VAT reclaims by computerizing the job of filling in multiple forms in various languages.

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide today announced first-quarter earnings that showed revenues rising a healthy 9.4 percent in its North American hotels and 11.6 percent in its international portfolio,...

Regulatory scrutiny is changing the way buyers at U.S. financial services companies approach corporate meetings and incentives. New banking rules coming into effect next year also have financial...

Amex Blocks Space In Sheraton Toronto By Carolyn GreenToronto - Claiming to be the first in North America, Amex Canada and the Sheraton Center Toronto joined forces to offer upgraded

Amadeus today said it signed a "long-term" content agreement with US Airways, representing the global distribution system's first distribution pact signed with a major U.S. carrier since deregulation....

In an unusual union between a fleet services firm and a corporate card issuer, PHH Vehicle Management Services and First USA Paymentech Inc. are forming a joint venture to develop a single card

AA Does AA-BA Deals Antitrust Immunity Imperiled For Others By Jay Campbell American Airlines is giving alliance-like deals without its allies' knowledge, holding market

The U.S. Department of Transportation this month made final a proposal to extend by 60 days, until June 29, a new rule that requires domestic airlines to post flight delay data on their websites.