Though the corporate meetings market remains scattershot, hotels continue to look to the segment to buttress occupancy and revenue levels, leading to the continuation and expansion of a recent unusual...

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New York - The ramifications of renewed hostilities in Iraq could force the U.S. government to enact radical changes in its policies toward the domestic airline industry, according to the chairman of...

Conference centers have seen an increased demand for their services and are attempting to appeal to meeting buyers by offering additional leisure activities and negotiating contracts that do not include...

Conference centers have seen an increased demand for their services and are attempting to appeal to meeting buyers by offering additional leisure activities and negotiating contracts that do not include...

As U.S. corporations increasingly expand and consolidate operations overseas, the need for multinational meeting management programs and sourcing initiatives also are extending beyond borders....

Patrick Murphy had a long career working on aviation policy for the U.S. government, first at the Civil Aeronautics Board and then at the U.S. Department of Transportation, including stints as deputy...

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Le Meridien Opens Hotel In Tokyo Business District By Judy JacobsLe Meridien Grand Pacific, Tokyo's newest international hotel, is set to open June 1 in Rainbow Town, the Japanese