November 30, 2006
Silverjet, the U.K.-based all-premium-class carrier, began selling to U.S. customers Nov. 28 and will launch a U.S.-focused marketing campaign in early December for the premium-class only service it
Pro Travel Network, a 3-year-old host agency based in Fresno, Calif., went public Nov. 27 as a way to "increase our visibility and boost our credibility," said President and CEO Paul Henderson.
The Travel Institute has launched an e-learning platform on its Web site, www.thetravelinstitute.com, initially offering for free two destination training options, Alaska and France. Throughout 2007,
November 29, 2006 by Kenneth Kiesnoski
Irish tourism officials on Nov. 28 unveiled details of a marketing study of North America and an ambitious new action plan designed to grow Ireland's current 934,000 annual leisure arrivals from the
November 29, 2006
Expedia Inc. launched a hotel booking site for consumers in Japan, entering a market that could be a tough one for new entrants.
It's not a question of naughty or nice when it comes to a Sandals' holiday gift bag this year. The hotel chain has its finger on the hard-to-find, high-ticket items this season and is hoping to fill
Expedia Inc.'s Hotwire and Travelport's Orbitz reached an agreement under which Hotwire next year will resume a prior role and provide opaque travel inventory to Orbitz.
November 29, 2006 by Kimberly Scholz
Rates & Dates: Nordique Tours' plan spends Christmas at Santa's workshop Kimberly Scholz C lients can spend the Christmas holiday in Kuhmo, Finland, visiting Santa's workshop in full swing with the
Royal Caribbean International has restructured its sales force and added several new positions including additional field trainers, a new sales coach, two new market development managers, and senior
Travel Weekly's Mexico E-letter: Nov. 29, 2006 EMBASSY SUITES HOTELS is touting its first hotel in Mexico, the Embassy Suites Hotel Mexico City Reforma, as a preview of things to come as the brand