February 6, 2007
American Express signed on as a partner in the joint venture recently launched by the Caribbean Hotel Association and the Caribbean Tourism Organization to market the Caribbean brand under the Caribbean
Over the past few years, Detroit has invested in the jewels of its downtown: architecture and accommodation; the rebuilding of its riverfront facing the Canadian border; new downtown hotels, shops,
February 6, 2007 by Arnie Weissmann
Europe's 13th-largest airline has chosen an unusual new market: Iraq. How a route between Austria and Kurdistan defines an airline's struggle for profitability -- and a region's plan for moving beyond
The Dept. of Transportation is looking into the question of whether passengers on air taxi flights deserve to know more about the companies that own and operate the aircraft and the charter brokers who
Travel Weekly's Cruise E-letter: Feb. 6, 2007 ROYAL CARIBBEAN CRUISES posted a record fourth-quarter 2006 profit, but its shares dropped after it forecast lower than expected first-quarter earnings. The
Travel Weekly's Las Vegas E-letter: Feb. 6, 2007 THE SKYLOFTS AT MGM GRAND is celebrating its new AAA Five Diamond Award with a pair of two-night packages fit for royalty. For the princely sum of
February 5, 2007
The work stoppage, which temporarily has closed Club Med Buccaneer's Creek in Martinique since Jan. 25, continues to affect the resort.
Improving on a promise he made in October, Richard Sasso, president and CEO of MSC Cruises USA, said that MSC Cruises will pay travel agents 10% commission on pre-booked shore excursions.
The Barcelo Crestline Corp. has acquired a group of four hotels from RLJ Development. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Michael Egan, chairman and founder of Certified Vacations, which operates the Delta and Continental vacation packaging operations as well as its own brand, Future Vacations, appointed himself CEO and