March 12, 2007
News Briefs, Week of March 12, 2007 Starwood expands W brand in Europe Starwood disclosed plans for a pair of W hotels . St. Petersburg, Russia, will be the site of a 135-room W opening in 2008 near St.
NYC & Company increases presence overseas Nadine Godwin N YC & Company, New York's tourism marketing organization, opened several overseas offices in the last year, enough to more than
A dozen years after the end of the war that nearly ruined Europe, representatives of six nations signed a treaty that gave rise to what we now know as the European Union.
Travel Weekly's Hawaii E-letter: March 12, 2007 JANUARY ARRIVALS and hotel occupancy are down, the result of decreases in arrivals from the East Coast, Japan, and most other international markets.
Travel Weekly's Home-based Agent E-letter: March 12, 2007 AMERICA'S VACATION CENTER on March 20 will present Carnival Cruise Lines President Bob Dickinson at the host agency's first Travel Executive
Travelocity sheds its Site59 brand Dennis Schaal S ite59 is in its 59th minute as a consumer brand. Travelocity decided to drop the Site59 brand and Web site as a consumer business and blend the
US Airways' res switchover causes headaches at airport kiosks Andrew Compart W idespread problems with check-in kiosks foiled US Airways' hopes for a seamless transition to a single internal
Visa waiver amendment approved by U.S. Senate Michael Milligan T he U.S. Senate approved an amendment to a pending security bill (S. 4) that would permit additional countries to qualify for
Although the retail price of global positioning systems is on the decline, the Delphi NAV200 unit remains a bargain at less than $300. Featuring a high-sensitivity antenna, a NAVTEQ mapping database and
March 8, 2007
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