Montreal - A proposal to transfer international flights from Mirabel Airport to Dorval Airport later this year will go ahead as planned despite an unsuccessful attempt to keep the former as

New Carrier Entrants Cause Thunder Down Under By Angela Spiegel Two new low-fare carriers, Impulse Airways and Virgin Blue, have turned the Australian domestic airline market on its head. Not only

The chains in the three top positions in the midprice without food and beverage category in this year's Top U.S Hotel Chain Survey occupied the top three slots last year, though each was in a different...

After two years of complete renovation and modernization, the 385-room Holiday Inn Select Stamford recently opened its doors as a primary suburban hotel for New York City-bound business travelers.The

Corp. Web Spend To Double By Mary Ann McNulty Corporate Internet spending is expected to more than double by 2002, from $85 billion this year to $203 billion, according to

FONT SIZE="+3" Hong Kong Haul: Service At Any Cost? By Jay Campbell New York - Cathay Pacific's July 1 entry into the New York-Hong Kong market, the airline's second route to the United States

Car rental company Europcar has bought the European operations of National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car from their parent company Vanguard Car Rental Holdings. It also has entered into a...

Dubai-owned airline Emirates earlier this month announced plans to construct the world's fifth-tallest hotel in the city. The airline plans to open the proposed five-star, $218 million luxury hotel,...

The U.S. Department of Transportation last week ended an informal investigation into the proposed codeshare and marketing alliance between United Airlines and US Airways. The carriers, which must adhere...

Northwest Adds Customer Service By Jay Campbell Following the resignation of Michael Levine, senior vice president of marketing and international, Northwest Airlines this month