FONT SIZE="+3" Strong Traffic Spurs 3rd-Quarter Airline Revenues By Jay Campbell Several major airlines reported record earnings and the industry's performance as a whole continued to improve in

Meetings Monitor Planners Customize Contracts To Cut Cancellation Fees by Lauren Bielski A lthough most hotel contracts pave the way for a mutually beneficial relationship with few antagonisms,

Meetings Buyers Face Hotel Seller's Market By Cheryl Rosen Meetings World Town Hall Hot Topic A rowdy crowd of meetings buyers and suppliers came together earlier this month at Meeting News'

MPI Attendees Get Free Software, New Prez By Chris DavisEven as Plansoft stole much of the technology thunder at the annual Meeting Professionals International's World Education

DOT Sets Airport Guidelines By Barbara Cook The U.S. Department of Transportation on Oct. 21 issued its final report on airport practices that may affect airline competition,

Known internationally as a financial capital and corporate meeting center, New York naturally has to have a number of world-class conference centers in the city as well as its surroundings.

Regardless of the multitudes of market-changing forces that have gripped the corporate meeting industry in the past few months from corporate cutbacks, economic slowdowns and layoffs to outsourcing and...

Extended-Stay Properties Expand Across United States By Lynn Woods It's no accident that the extended-stay category was born and bred in the Southeast, where cheaper land values,