Corporations Finding Innovative Uses For Videoconferencing By Lauren Bielski A s videoconferencing heads into the business mainstream, it is rapidly becoming yet another part of the meeting

Airport Hotels Raise Prices As Their Popularity Grows By Barbara CookMajor hotel companies that operate airport properties report a surge in their meetings business line, as corporate

Taking the helm of an association that is changing as quickly as the industry it serves, incoming president Brett Barrowman said the Insurance Conference Planners Association will add more educational...

Staying In NYC For Less By Robert Selwitz While rates and occupancies at New York's most popular hotels frequently soar past city averages, there is some relief available for those willing to

Many corporations continue to be sensitive to perceptions of excessive perks though demand for high-end executive board meetings has increased this year and companies are spending more on amenities.

Anticipating growing demand for private jet transport, two airplane manufacturers last month introduced product lines that they designed specifically for the corporate aviation market. Canada's...

Two congressmen from Texas last month introduced a bill to repeal the Wright Amendment, a controversial legality that for 26 years has prohibited long-haul airline service using anything but smaller...

Their reasons varied, but industry pundits interviewed last week said they did not expect dramatic changes to agency pricing in the coming year, despite pressure from a new breed of competitors and the...

ITT Sheraton has taken its business-class rooms to Europe while planning to expand its European key-account program, Europe Preferred. Launched six months ago, Europe Preferred grants a negotiated

FONT SIZE="+3" Lambert Expansion: Terminal Is Cleared For Takeoff St. Louis - Lambert International Airport, with one of the fastest-growing passenger levels in the United States and a runway