A Confusing Name Change? by Rowland Stiteler Orlando - Central Florida now has two international airports with the word "Orlando" in their name, although board members of the original one, Orlando

To the dismay of airlines, the U.S. Department of Transportation said it would proceed with its plan to auction some slots at the three major New York City-area airports, according to a final rule...

Consolidation Fever H2Major Airlines Scramble To Broaden Reach Through Global Alliances/H2 By Jay CampbellThe world's largest airlines are accelerating the creation of intercarrier alliance networks

Most corporate meeting buyers have the authority within their companies to control the location of events, but half have not used it in the past year, according to an exclusive Meetings Monitor survey...

FONT SIZE="+3" Washington Wire By Barbara Cook, Washington Correspondent A Ticket Tax Comeback? Senate leaders are urging members of the Finance Committee to make reinstatement of the

Sabre Slaps On Int'l E-Tix Fee By Mary Ann McNultyJust as electronic ticketing appeared to be taking off outside the United States, Sabre announced that it will begin charging $70,000

Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide on April 27 announced new online meeting space booking capabilities to book single-day meetings of up to 25 attendees. The service, called Meetings in a Moment,...

TRX sold its ResX self-booking tool to nuTravel Technology Solutions for $3.5 million, the companies announced this week. As part of the deal, nuTravel acquired "software, websites, certain customer...

Videoconference Future In IP By Chris Davis The role videoconferencing will play in future corporate meetings depends largely on how willing corporations are to shift to more advanced networks.

The head of Meeting Professionals International announced today his resignation as president and CEO after an association board meeting last week in Orlando. Colin Rorrie, who had served as head of MPI...