December 19, 2006
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
Travel Weekly's Cruise E-letter: Dec. 19, 2006 CARNIVAL CORP. confirmed an order for a second 130,000-ton vessel for Carnival Cruise Lines, to be constructed by Fincantieri and delivered in 2010. The
December 18, 2006
Travelocity introduced a blog at http://windowseat.travelocity.com.
How important are China and India? What impact will fuel prices have on aviation? How will terrorism, and the influence of retiring baby boomers, affect the travel industry? From technology to
$5B bid for Sabre casts long shadow over GDS markets Dennis Schaal S abre's pending acquisition by two private equity firms positions the GDS holding company to pursue its objectives and make crucial
AA spends $20M to upgrade transcon jets Andrew Compart A merican is investing $20 million to upgrade cabins on its transcontinental routes, the latest move by a U.S. airline to regain or increase its
Analysis: Travelport-Worldspan deal could have huge implications Dennis Schaal T ravelport's $1.4 billion proposal to acquire and merge with Worldspan would be a massive undertaking that could have
Bush proposes to revise Visa Waiver Program Michael Milligan T he Bush administration said it intends work with the next Congress to make it possible for more countries to participate in the Visa Waiver