Jakarta - A surge of new hotels has shaken up rate negotiations in Indonesia's two largest cities, each with its own cultural approach to striking deals with corporate clients. While paying a high

The aviation sector this week has been marked by a flurry of activity among established airlines touting development of separately branded, lower-cost operations.

President Clinton Expects No Major Y2K-Related Problems By Barbara Cook President Clinton last week released the fourth and final report by his Y2K task force, headed by John

Swissair, Sabena CEOs Leave Posts Swissair and Sabena, both part of SAirGroup, last week announced the departures of their respective CEOs. Jeffrey Katz, Swissair's president and CEO, is returning

Hubs, Spokes Face Scrutiny Part III: The Future By Jay CampbellAs we begin the third decade after deregulation, it appears that the hub and spoke system will grow stronger

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The European Court of Justice today deemed illegal bilateral aviation Open Skies pacts between the United States and eight European countries, favoring a pan-European approach negotiated by the European...

Wyndham Converts Art Deco Site In Prime Boston Biz Area By Frank RosciAn historic downtown Boston office building, the Batterymarch, is being transformed by Wyndham Hotels &

Major U.S. carriers earlier this month finally succeeded in raising fares, albeit to a limited degree, pushing leisure-oriented fares higher as much as $10 each way. At the same time, several overseas...

Minn. Strengthens Mtgs. By Frank Rosci Key infrastructural developments in Minneapolis continue at a rapid pace as an improved airport and an expanded convention center promise to