Wal-Mart last week became the first company to settle non-U.S. airline transactions through a U.S. point of sale, overcoming logistical hurdles with the support of American Airlines, ARC, Sabre and...

The New York City metropolitan area's conference center industry is rapidly approaching pre-Sept. 11 levels of interest, activity and profit, propelled by increased corporate demand and a hotel industry...

The latest attempt by domestic carriers to raise fares failed to stick early this week, according to analysts, following a string of price hikes during the past few months. This most recent attempt, a...

As corporate transient demand spikes, corporate meeting buyers next year can expect less power when negotiating room rates, ancillary fees and contractual terms with hotels. However, hotels remain...

Expense Vendors Retool To Reach Buyers By Mary Ann McNulty Early adopters of automated expense reporting systems have traditionally been the big spenders who have the most to gain

Leading Hotels of the World today announced it is entering the hotel acquisition business by establishing the Leading Trust, a real estate investment vehicle. The move further blurs the lines among...

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and the Government Accountability Office the investigative arm of Congress are at loggerheads over whether FAA has the legal right to auction slots at Newark...

Fees Would Cost Corporate Buyers A critically important debate is heating up over how the Federal Aviation Administration will be funded into the next century. Hanging in the balance are issues of

Euro Carriers Prepare To Fly Into Uncertain Future By Amon CohenNew Year's Day 2000 and the days that follow it should be treated just like any other week--or so, at least, say

W hotels catapulted into first place in the upper upscale category of this year's Top U.S. Hotel Chain Survey from the number-five spot in a field of 10 last year. This is a significant achievement for...