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
December 11, 2006 by Gay Nagle Myers
New Bahamas marketing campaign takes a less-traveled path Gay Nagle Myers I n launching a $12 million ad campaign, the Bahamas deviated from the tried-and-true formula of highlighting sun and sand,
December 11, 2006
News Briefs, Week of Dec. 11, 2006 Seminoles to buy Hard Rock chain The Seminole Tribe of Florida , owner-operator of Hard Rock Hotels & Casinos in Tampa and Hollywood, Fla., agreed to acquire Hard
According to TC's sources on the high seas, Carnival Cruise Lines boss Bob Dickinson broke the news on last week's Carnival Wine Cruise that the line's wine-of-the-month club, the Presidential Wine
The hotel industry had much to be thankful for over the busy Thanksgiving weekend, and it should expect plenty of cheer during the upcoming holiday season.
With the market for religion-focused tour products growing, Globus' religious travel manager has left the company to start his own consulting company.
December 11, 2006 by Mark Pestronk
Q: In last week's column, you noted that there are ways to minimize the legal risk involved in selling trips to Mexico, where the legal system compensates injured tourists so poorly that your agency
Travel Weekly's Hawaii E-letter: Dec. 11, 2006 THE MAUNA KEA BEACH HOTEL on the Big Island has closed indefinitely for repairs. With 140 of its 310 rooms already closed because of damage caused by the
Travel Weekly's Home-based Agent E-letter: Dec. 11, 2006 JOYSTAR, a host agency based in Aliso Viejo, Calif., reported that its third-quarter net loss was $47,484 compared with $999,214 for
Travelport in deal to buy Worldspan Andrew Compart T ravelport reached an agreement to acquire and merge with Worldspan in a blockbuster $1.4 billion deal, and now will try to convince regulators in the