December 11, 2006
Several business travel and civil liberties organizations are calling on the Dept. of Homeland Security to abandon a little-known screening system that creates risk assessments of travelers.
December 11, 2006 by Arnie Weissmann
My favorite running gag on the radio program "A Prairie Home Companion" is the public service announcements produced by the fictitious Ketchup Council extolling the virtues of that condiment ("Ketchup,
Advisory group examines U.S. image Michael Milligan T he U.S. government expects to begin issuing People Access Security Service cards as early as next summer for people who regularly cross the
American Tourism Society plans to raise awareness Nadine Godwin T he American Tourism Society, a destination marketing organization focused on former Iron Curtain countries and the Middle East, plans to
Apple buys tour operator, boosts presence in New England David Cogswell A pple Vacations' purchase of GWV Vacations from the Interface Group--Massachusetts will give Apple increased access to the New
Creative Leisure tapping into upscale surge with villa rentals Allan Seiden W ith a primarily upscale clientele, wholesaler Creative Leisure International continues to see record bookings for a growing
December 11, 2006 by Richard Turen
You may have heard that Starwood Capital has launched a hotel brand dedicated to environmental awareness. It is called 1. If nothing else, it will save ink. (Hotels like the Venetian in Las Vegas and
ExpressJet outsources to Dubai IT firm Andrew Compart H ouston-based ExpressJet reached an agreement to outsource its revenue accounting services to Dubai-based Mercator if and when the airline begins
Gay and lesbian travelers warm to gay-friendly travel spots Michael Milligan WASHINGTON -- The term 'gay-friendly' carries significant weight when travelers within the gay and lesbian community choose
December 11, 2006 by Allan Seiden
Hilton finds Islands hospitable to brand expansion game plan Allan Seiden T alk with Jon Conching, regional vice president of sales and marketing for Hilton Hawaii, and the year ahead looks like it will