Meetings Technology Companies Consider Going Public By Chris Davis With the value of Internet stocks soaring for most of 1999, two major online sites are beginning to hint at the

Videoconferencing technology manufacturers and network solution providers are working on furthering system interoperability standards in the next 12 to 18 months that promise to broaden the technology's...

Marriott Vet Heads New Tech Arm By Chris Davis Marriott International has introduced a new program that offers buyers a single point of contact for coordinating events that require the use of

Hotel analysts this month estimated that U.S. hotel occupancy rates and room revenues would decline in 2002, compounding the significant setbacks experienced by the industry in 2001. For buyers, the...

Pritzkers Invest In USFS, Portal By Bruce Serlen Earlier this month, the Pritzker family, owner of Hyatt Hotels, made a $75 million equity investment in U.S. Franchise Systems, which will give it

The implementation of meetings management technology that links attendee registration with online booking and creates automated data reports this year will trim $155,000 off operational costs for media...

Seattle - Last month's acquisition of Captura by Concur began in June when neighbors Dan Vetras and Steve Singh, the respective CEOs of those expense companies, awaited coffee at a local underdog to...

Hong Kong Hoteliers Expect Bright Future By Robert Selwitz After several years of unpredictable gyrations, the Hong Kong market appears to be settling down. With no new major business or luxury

Hilton Pegs Mexico For Long-Term Hotel Development By Frank Rosci As part of an intensely focused international expansion program, Hilton Hotels Corp. has announced a strategic

FONT SIZE="+3" DOT Charges AA With Unfair Competition By Barbara Cook Washington, D.C. - The Department of Transportation's aviation enforcement office has charged American Airlines and its