Corps. Slow To Centralize, Consolidate By Chris Davis Less than half of domestic corporations have fully centralized their meetings programs or consolidated meetings expenditures for the purpose of

Airline, County Pact Clears Way For Terminal By Frank Rosci Detroit - Groundbreaking on a $1.6 billion expansion of Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is expected to begin in 1997 now

Singapore Converts Shophouses Into Hotels By Judy Jacobs For more than a decade Singapore has been on a mission to restore its aging ethnic neighborhoods and save scores of

Meetings Beat Madsearch Joins Online RFP Party Madsearch (www.madsearch.com), the year-old facility search engine, has joined the growing number of Web sites that offer electronic RFP

Proposed legislation aimed at protecting personal information and deterring identity theft could affect both corporate meeting buyers and suppliers, as the industry would be forced to reevaluate how it...

Domestic carriers this week and last detailed an industrywide return to profitability in their second-quarter earnings. American, Continental and US Airways as well as AirTran, JetBlue, Midwest and...

FONT SIZE="+3" Leading Loews, Industry At a time when luxury construction is scarce, the 14-property Loews chain has set out to build a Florida empire, with three convention resorts under way.

With the New York and Boston hotel markets as tight as the corners on a well-made bed, you know there's a wrinkle under the covers somewhere when two new properties offer fully appointed luxury

Herndon, Va.-based software company Deltek late last year implemented a customer evaluation strategy to increase the return on investment of its annual user conference.

An overriding theme in the latest round of airline quarterly earnings reports was the high price of jet fuel and its offsetting impact on otherwise effective cost-containment goals. Despite those...