September 12, 2005 by Kenneth Kiesnoski
Iceland rock package gets rolling Kenneth Kiesnoski Icelandair is promoting a package to the annual Iceland Airwaves 2005 music festival in Reykjavik Oct. 19 to 23. The deal, priced from $539 per
August 31, 2005
Travel Weekly's Europe E-letter: August 31, 2005 HIGH ROLLERS: The Monaco Government Tourist Office will host five free seminars in September to update Northeast travel agents on the latest and greatest
August 8, 2005 by Kenneth Kiesnoski
The first EasyHotel opens for business in London Kenneth Kiesnoski EasyGroup , operator of budget travel companies EasyJet, EasyCruise, EasyCar and more, opened its first EasyHotel in central London on
July 14, 2005
Kimpton Hotels added another Hotel Palomar to its portfolio with the acquisition of the 335-room Radisson Barcelo Hotel in Washington for an undisclosed sum.
May 23, 2005 by Michael Milligan
Kimpton reveals plans for second sub-brand, Hotel Palomar Michael Milligan WASHINGTON -- Kimpton Hotels plans to roll out a second sub-brand within the boutique lifestyle hotel chain. The four-star
May 16, 2005
News Briefs, Week Of May 16 Egan firm buys dot-travel registry An Internet communications firm called Theglobe.com , led by former Alamo owner Michael Egan, acquired Tralliance , the registry for the
April 25, 2005 by David Cogswell
Contiki offers fun trip for teenagers, peace of mind for mom, dad David Cogswell NEW YORK -- When my 17-year-old daughter, Rosamund, announced that she and her cousin, Elizabeth, 18, were planning to
March 28, 2005
Seabourn sells shore excursions for shoppers MIAMI -- Attention, shoppers: No need to wander the streets of Florence alone, searching for the perfect Italian leather shoes while your platinum card burns
March 2, 2005
Travel Weeklys Europe E-letter: March 2, 2005 LTU PAYS UP AND AWAY: German carrier LTU said it will pay agents 9% commission, with no cap, on bookings of its new nonstop flights from New York (Kennedy)
February 28, 2005
Travel Weeklys Home-based Agent E-letter: Feb. 28, 2005 CRUISE PLANNERS agent Tim Kangas had the good fortune of having a very cluttered office. Pictures of the office and his letter to Royal Caribbean