DOT Backs Off Air Comp. Rules By Barbara Cook Washington - Before leaving office this month, the Clinton Administration made it clear that major carriers "at times" have engaged in activities aimed

FONT SIZE="+3" Carey Suit Raises Question Of Limo Service Fees By Lynn Woods Washington, D.C. - A class-action lawsuit against Carey International alleging that it engages in deceptive billing

Renewing its vows to the incentive market, Swissair introduced several all-inclusive meeting and incentive discount packages aimed

As they have in the past, global airline alliances this year have been marked by new members, efforts to gain antitrust immunity, cost-savings initiatives and the pursuit of corporate clients. However,...

FONT SIZE="+3" Legislation Keeps D.C. Airport Work On Track By Barbara Cook Washington - One of the last bills approved by the now-adjourned 104th Congress will ensure that the renovation of

Philadelphia-based online meeting portal StarCite last month purchased the RegWeb online attendee management application from the company's longtime partner, Cardinal Communications. As part of the...

Mtg. Planners Invoke CVB Intervention Only Sparingly By Chris Davis Though many corporations are increasing their use of convention and visitors bureaus to help stage corporate meetings, the vast

Corporations Invest In Conference Centers Of Their Own By Chris Davis With meeting space in major cities still hard to come by, and rates on the rise, large corporations in

McCormick Place, Unions Cut Exhibitor Costs, Hassle By Deborah MoraChicago's McCormick Place and labor union leaders last month finally hammered out agreements that should result in

Kauai Targeting Incentives With Air, Hotel Developments By Judy Jacobs Kauai now is able to play a more active role in the meetings and incentives market, thanks to additional airlift, increased