Meetings & Conventions: Newsline
November 2001
Edited by Carla Benini
NEWSLINE
Breaking News
Mandalay files suit against a group...Six Continents wants to own
Starwood...The NAACP settles with the Adam's Mark Hotel in Daytona
Beach...and much more
Airlines
Struggle to Fill Empty Seats
Analysts eye long-term effects of low ridership
Hotel Market
Hangs On for Recovery
Chains are laying off or furloughing staff, and postponing
projects
Shows Will Go
On
Experts opine the trade show business will come back soon
Alternative
Transit Picks Up
More travelers are choosing rail, wheels
Planners Turn
to Tech
Web- and video-based events are poised to fill face-to-face
meeting gap
NYC Scrambles
for Visitors
Suffering record losses, suppliers get creative
Bureaus
Face Budget Woes
CVBs cut staff, revise marketing plans
Tourist Boards React
National tourist boards work hard to show support for
meetings industry
Chart:
Rethinking Future Meetings
Results of an MPI survey
INTERNATIONAL
FOCUS:CANADA
SUPPLIER
FOCUS
Special status report on hotel developments
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