Major U.S. corporate card issuers J.P. Morgan and Bank of America Merrill Lynch are scaling up their European presence as the continent harmonizes its cross-border payment regulations. With two more...

New Zealand Industry Promotes Meetings By Judy Jacobs While New Zealand still seems to be a bit of an unknown when it comes to meetings and incentives, the country's tourism officials and

InsideTrack As GDS pricing Rises, Worldspan Halves Online Fee Worldspan as of Jan. 1 will charge suppliers $1.95 for corporate online bookings with the exception of those made by users to whom

Singapore Airlines last week took delivery of the first Airbus 380 superjumbo jet and plans to show customers a new tier in first class when it launches scheduled service between Singapore and Sydney...

Energy Sparks FlyStarwood Auditing Per-Property Costs To Pacify Corps. By Chris Davis The daily energy surcharges on hotel rooms that recently have spread from California to certain metropolitan

Bahamian Resort Shines Positive Light On Negotiations By Chris Davis As the complete opening of Our Lucaya, a major resort on Grand Bahama Island, nears, meeting and incentive buyers are looking

Taiwan Airport Expansion To Include Rail Service By Robert SelwitzAirport expansion is an ongoing event at Taiwan's 19 year-old Chiang Kai-Shek International Airport, where work is

Scypinski Sees A Simpler, More Chainwide Contract Future By Chris Davis Meetings-contract sage Dave Scypinski, now Starwood's senior vice president of industry relations after jumping from Hilton

Paymentech Offers Web Link By Lynn WoodsResponding to the needs of a corporate customer, Paymentech is rolling out an Internet reporting system.When Browning-Ferris Industries (BFI), a

Corporate meeting cutbacks and a newfound buyer's market have led to more or at least, not less discounting by hotels trying to attract groups, according to a Meetings Monitor survey. The exclusive poll...