Articles tagged “rates”

We'd be surprised if the allegations against EyeForTravel stick. Dragging an industry conference into the mix with the unsupported implication that vast conspiracies were furthered seems a bit of a stretch.

There’s a financial strain to visiting hotspots for tourists, but Hawaiian businesses are taking advantage of the booming Asian market and increased connectivity while they’re still in the limelight.

This practice really doesn't seem so "out of the box." Haven't hotel loyalty programs been doing this for years? And airlines and online travel agencies do likewise.

There may be honorable reasons guests check in via DayUse, which offers discounted daytime rates, but the potential for tarnishing a high-end reputation has already prompted one hotel to cut its contract short.

Hotels in major business-travel markets are ready to start clawing their way back from years of stagnation and price drops.

NYC holds the country’s highest average room rate at $301, but a recent building boom and the entrance of less expensive hotels may drive down rates in coming years.

Spending is up again as rates and occupancy levels are the highest they’ve been in years, but the focus on lobby design means hotels are most concerned with their first impressions and brand identity.

Airline consolidation in North America is making carriers even tougher to deal with for corporate travel managers and their meandering business travelers.

Room rates rose between 17 and 43 percent in the U.S. this summer with the steepest rate increases creeping down the California coast, due to a high number of both business and leisure travelers.

Weak economies, an excess of rooms left empty after the Olympics, and seasonal slowdown means trouble for Europe's tourism industry -- but great rates for off-season travelers. Go now.