January 22, 2007

NewOrleansOnline.com All is not well, but New Orleans keeps making progress Kenneth Kiesnoski T he Big Easy has found recovery not so easy since Hurricane Katrina tore through New Orleans in August

January 15, 2007 by Johanna Jainchill

Ship management provider is for sale Johanna Jainchill V .Ships, the world's largest provider of ship management services, is for sale, the Monaco-based company confirmed last week. V.Ships put itself

January 10, 2007

Monaco-based V.Ships, the world's largest provider of ship management services, is for sale, the company has confirmed.

January 1, 2007

News Briefs, Week of Jan. 1, 2007 New French airline gets U.S. approval The Transportation Dept. gave its approval for a new business-class airline in France to begin U.S. service. The decision clears

December 26, 2006

Travel Weekly's Cruise E-letter: Dec. 26, 2006 CARNIVAL CORP. reported record fourth quarter and full-year earnings last week, with net income up 23.8% to $416 million for the quarter and up 1.3% to

December 22, 2006

EasyCruise CEO to step down after company moves to Athens E asyCruise CEO Gwyn Hughes will step down when the no-frills cruise company moves its center of operations from Monaco to Athens, where the

December 8, 2006

Kimpton Hotels plans to renovate one of its key landmark properties, the 5th Avenue Suites Hotel in Portland, Ore., and refashion it into a Hotel Monaco, the chain’s top tier luxury sub-brand.

November 14, 2006

Oceania Cruises is taking ownership of the three ships in its fleet, the Regatta, the Insignia and the Nautica, which it has been operating under long-term lease from Cruiseinvest, LLC, Oceania said.

October 23, 2006

E-passport readers installed at several airports Michael Milligan M achines capable of reading electronic passports have been installed at several airports, including New York's Kennedy, Los Angeles,