Las Vegas faces a citywide surplus in room inventory, forcing hotels to loosen rate negotiations and policies and to pursue smaller groups than they did previously as they seek to make up for lost...

Pro Air Comes To LaGuardia, Builds Corp. Sales Team By Jay CampbellAs it prepares to enter the Detroit-New York LaGuardia market, Pro Air is shoring up its corporate sales and

Newsmaker: Best Western Helm Taken By Hyatt Hand, Promus Exec By Maria P. VallejoThirty-year hospitality industry veteran James Evans is stepping up to lead Best Western International

Meetings technology firm Cvent plans to release during the third quarter several modifications to its strategic meetings management technology solution, including a module for pharmaceutical and life...

Hoteliers Bank On Singapore River Area Improvements By Judy Jacobs The new Grand Copthorne hotels and the expanded Novotel Apollo are the latest improvements along the Singapore River, an area

Washington Wire H2'no' to Departure tax /H2 By Stan Barouh and Barbara CookThe Clinton Administration last week proposed levying an extra $10 departure tax on international airline and cruise

Under The Hood Budget, ANC Report Fourth-Quarter Losses Budget Group Inc.'s losses continue to escalate, with the company reporting a net loss of $595.9 million for the fourth quarter of 2000,

Bankrupt Delta Air Lines today said it would "merge" its low-fare Song service into domestic mainline service as part of an effort to "tap the best features" of both operations. By next fall, Delta...

International Hotels Rising In Ho Chi Minh City By Judy Jacobs While a host of international hotel companies have their sights set on Saigon, two--Renaissance and Starwood--will open

DOT Combines Airline Alliance Applications