December 20, 2006
Tom Ridge, the first secretary of the Dept. of Homeland Security, has teamed with the Discover America Partnership to evaluate how the U.S. can improve its entry process at its borders and to propose a
December 20, 2006 by Nadine Godwin
In 2007, Air Greenland will connect the world's largest island to the U.S. -- and it expects to fill its planes.
December 20, 2006 by Dan Luzadder
Harrah's Entertainment has confirmed that a definitive agreement has been reached on a $27.8 billion buyout by a pair of equity firms, who will pay $90 per share -- or some $17.1 billion -- in cash to
December 20, 2006 by Felicity Long
Restaurants on gourmet tour fit varied taste buds, budgets Felicity Long F resh artichokes the size of soccer balls held pride of place beside vegetable exotica such as miniature white eggplants;
Tour operators use imagination to create culinary tours Felicity Long I t might surprise many travelers to learn that many of the restaurants earning the best reviews from the New York Times and other
Travel Weekly's Europe E-letter: Dec. 20, 2006 INCOMING TOURISM TO THE NETHERLANDS from the U.S. has rebounded to pre-9/11 levels, according to the Netherlands Board of Tourism and Conventions. The NBTC
Travel Weekly's Mexico E-letter: Dec. 20, 2006 THE 213-ROOM LE MERIDIEN CANCUN RESORT & SPA was sold for $100 million to American Properties Hospitality Management in San Diego. American Properties
December 19, 2006
The National Business Travel Association will add two more supplier representatives to the board of directors, doubling the number of supplier seats on the board to four.
Carlson Hotels Worldwide plans to offer a kit for guests with dwarfism, starting in July.
Travel Weekly's Caribbean E-letter: Dec. 19, 2006 A NATIONAL ELECTION in St. Lucia not only swept a former premier back into office but also threw the chairmanship of the Caribbean Tourism Organization