With the major cruise lines planning and launching new ships designed to better appeal to the corporate customer and retrofitting older vessels with business-friendly features like wireless Internet and...

Washington Wire By Barbara Cookm, Washington CorrespondentGrants Needed For Y2KFAA administrator Jane Garvey told a Congress committee that U.S. airports should be allowed to use up to

Despite a deregulated market in the United States and a new transatlantic Open Skies agreement, the airline world remains subject to various regulatory regimes. To navigate through the complexities and...

Hawaiian Airlines has undergone two years of restructuring and new investments. Now on solid footing, the carrier has hired Paul Casey, former president and CEO of the Hawaii Visitors and Convention

Frankfurt Airport is boosting its capacity: The busiest airport in Germany this month will add a new high-speed rail line to serve the short-haul market and recently received a conditional okay by...

CIC Leads Standard Quest By Chris Davis The Convention Industry Council officially has approved and commenced its long-discussed initiative to standardize practices throughout all reaches of the

Car Rental Insurance Waivering In Face Of Change By Frank Rosci To the delight of car rental companies and the dismay of consumer advocates, New York State's law governing car

Taiwan's Eva Airline Expands Its Reach By Maria Lenhart Launched just more than a decade ago as Taiwan's first privately owned airline, Eva Air is continuing a pattern of steady growth with

Communications providers and airlines are preparing to offer wireless inflight Internet and other onboard connectivity services within the next year. Learning lessons from last year's disbanding of...