Oakland Airport Steps Up To The Plate By Judy Jacobs With an expansion project that will make it more accessible than ever before, and the lowest airfares of any of the area's three

Peninsula, Westbury Hotels Close For Renovation Projects By Glenn CarterWhile a number of Big Apple hotels have been opening and reopening, two major high-end business properties will

Revenue per available room in full-service hotels in eight of the top 10 domestic markets is expected to recover in the third quarter, according to research findings released today by Boston-based Torto...

Bills have been introduced in both houses of Congress this session seeking the restoration of the business meal tax deduction. In the House of Representatives, two bills--H.R. 1285 by Rep. John

Overall hotel development pipelines in other regions dwarf that of Europe, but leaders of several multibrand hotel companies view the continent as fertile ground for growing their economy and midprice...

Conference center and hospitality company Dolce Hotels and Resorts has appointed former Wyndham Hotel Group CEO Steven Rudnitsky as its new president and CEO as the brand seeks significant expansion as...

InsideTrack Consumers Expected To Pay For More Fuel Hikes The highest fuel prices in nearly a decade are expected to continue throughout 2000, forcing airlines to find ways to recoup costs.

FONT SIZE="+3" European Tickets Cross Borders By Amon Cohen European Union companies can now issue and distribute airline tickets to employees in other European countries via satellite ticket

Newark, N.J. - Continental Airlines and United Airlines are shooting it out in the most dynamic dogfight between the major network airlines today. In fact, the rivalry is the only current example of

Venezuela Seeks Ways To Strengthen Sagging Economy By Frank Rosci Recent changes in Venezuela that now permit private investment have spurred more business activity from the United States and other