February 27, 2007
Travel Weekly's Caribbean E-letter: Feb. 27, 2007 RICHARD BRANSON, founder of the Virgin Group of companies, which includes Virgin Atlantic airline and Virgin Galactic, bought his second Caribbean
Travel Weekly's Cruise E-letter: Feb. 27, 2007 DISNEY CRUISE LINE will more than double its capacity with the order of two megaships from German shipbuilder Meyer Werft. The line signed a letter of
February 26, 2007
Jay Rasulo, chairman of Walt Disney Parks & Resorts, told investors at a recent analyst conference that Disney has a plan for "strong, continued growth over the next decade and beyond," not only from
Spirit Airlines, which last week announced the May 1 launch of flights to Lima and Chiclayo, Peru, and Port of Spain, Trinidad, from Fort Lauderdale, will introduce seasonal nonstop service from Tampa
Some 117 British Airways corporate customers signed a Business Travel Coalition letter to the airline, warning that they will direct future business to other airlines if BA doesn't "rededicate" itself
The GetThere scorecard reads 85 wins, two losses. The former is the number of travel management companies in North America that GetThere, which offers a corporate self-booking tool, signed up in the
February 26, 2007 by Johanna Jainchill
A California lawsuit involving a travel agency, a cruise line and a would-be cruise passenger proved to be a triangle with little love. California Superior Court Judge David Vander Wall dismissed a case
February 26, 2007 by Richard Turen
This week, a simple collection of facts about our planet. We are the sales force for the world's destinations. We are the means by which our citizens act on their curiosity about nations and peoples
AAA invites guests to visit, post reviews online Dennis Schaal A AA opened its 60 club Web sites to nonmembers for the first time and disclosed plans to supplement its AAA Diamond Rating System with
Accor continues to jettison hotel real estate holdings Accor has signed a $921 million agreement to sell a portfolio of 30 hotels in the U.K. operated under its Ibis and Novotel brands to Land