Travelogix To Debut Web Booking Tool by Mary Ann McNultyIn the latest attempt to re-energize Travelogix, its owners plan to debut a Web booking tool on the Internet and a client-server version of

Seattle Set To Double Convention Center SizeThe Washington State Convention and Trade Center in downtown Seattle will more than double its exhibition space when an ambitious construction

Cleveland Spiffs Up Convention Center, Airport By Robert SelwitzCleveland is planning a brand new convention center and hotel complex to make it more competitive with other leading

USAir confirmed last week the unexpected retirement of its number-three man, executive vice president W. Thomas Lagow. The airline gave no reasons for the move, which is effective at the end of this

United Teams Up For Software Targeting the shortage of computer programmers, United Airlines and TCG Software Services last month formed SkyTech Solutions, a software development center in

Anaheim Gets Rejuvenated By Disney By Judy Jacobs Anaheim is being reinvented and when completed the city's metamorphosis is expected to attract a greater number and higher level of corporate

Planners Expect More Mtgs. By Chris Davis Despite persistent data indicating that hotel occupancy and room rate increases have slowed, hoteliers likely can't blame the corporate meetings market:

Managing Meetings at Hewlett-Packard: Intranet Page Yields Results By Chris DavisWhile the establishment of a corporate intranet page for meetings management at Hewlett-Packard has

FONT SIZE="+3" Answering Alliance Critics It is more than a touch ironic that some U.S. and European airlines-many of them engaged in their own code-sharing alliances across the Atlantic-are

Lobby Effort Draws Criticism By Lauren BielskiWhile some insiders are nonplused by criticism from a key association in the eleventh hour, Meeting Industry's Legislation Action Day will