Aer Lingus To Offer Inclusive Irish Meetings By Chris Davis Aer Lingus is tossing its green derby into the meetings market. The Irish national airline is planning to introduce a

Advent Of An Extensity Deployment By Lynn Woods For the globe-trotting employees at Advent International Corp., a Boston-based private equities venture capital company with over $4

The U.S. Department of Transportation today turned down a request from six carries of the SkyTeam alliance for immunity from antitrust laws. DOT rejected the application after it "tentatively concluded...

FAA Postpones Satellite System by Barbara CookAs part of the Federal Aviation Administration's new acquisition reforms, the agency canceled a $475 million contract to build part of a planned

Car Rates Soar In United Kingdom By Amon CohenIt happened in the United States, and now it's happening in the United Kingdom: Car rental rates are skyrocketing this year with no end in sight. In

Megas Ink Debit Card Pact Agents Marry Maritz Incentive Program With Amex Card By Lauren BielskiSeeking to market a pre-paid debit card with universal reach, mega agencies

Corporate meeting buyers have begun to move some of their events out of major cities and to secondary markets as competition for space heats up and room rates rise, according to an exclusive Meetings...

Singapore Airlines Preps For Overhaul And Repositioning By Judy Jacobs The creation of a new frequent flyer program and the revamp of its stopover program are the latest moves by

Most hotel executives and investors expect healthy occupancy and revenue levels to continue through 2007, according to a survey of more than 170 hospitality executives, investors and real estate...

Carey To Buy Manhattan Intl. Carey International, one of the nation's largest sedan and limousine companies, plans to acquire New York-based Manhattan International for $14.2 million