Concur Technologies yesterday solidified its position as the leading expense management vendor through the acquisition of competitor Captura Inc. for $2 million in cash, plus about 5.2 million Concur...

Planners See Higher Rates meetings Buyers point to hidden setup fees, but hoteliers say prices are fairBy Lauren Bielski I n a market where the advantage has swung to the hotel side of the

OP-ED: Web-Call Center Combo Is Key By Bob JonesBob Jones is vice president, Electronic Commerce Services, AT&T, Basking Ridge, N.J.Everyone's talking about it. The Internet is

As the Monday deadline for commenting on the U.S. Department of Transportation's proposed global distribution system regulations approaches, Worldspan senior vice president of strategic planning Jesse...

Managing Meetings At: Warner Lambert Warner Lambert Outsources By Alan SalomonFive years after its first attempt to consolidate its corporate meetings with an outside vendor,

Pearson Airport Upgrades, Aims For U.S. Passengers By Carolyn Green Air Canada is setting the stage to transform Lester B. Pearson International Airport into a facility that not only acts as a hub

Airlines Must Provide Ticketless Info&>Consumer notices must be provided to ticketless passengers no later than checkin time at the airport on the first leg of their journey, according to a new

Building Frenzy Greets Brimming Room Occupancies By Judy Jacobs Seattle - A rash of new downtown developments and renovations is expected to give the city's hotel room inventory, entertainment

Major U.S. airlines in 2005 will cut unprofitable domestic routes to focus on core markets and more lucrative international flying. Though systemwide capacity is not forecast to decline enough to help...

After purging domestic capacity in the past year, U.S.-based airlines are beginning to look to their international networks once bastions of unbridled growth for a new round of capacity cuts to cope...