November 23, 2006
Beauty meets tranquility in towns along Grand Canal Roger Allnutt T he Great Wall of China is regarded as one of the wonders of the world, and rightly so. Equally amazing, however, is the country's
At this time last year, Ambassadors International was not known in the cruise business. This year, it owns seven river ships, has established a cruise division specializing in North American river
November 22, 2006
Travelport is piling up red ink on paper while its Orbitz and Cheaptickets consumer businesses in the U.S. steal market share from Expedia and Travelocity.
The Dept. of Homeland Security set Jan. 23 as the new starting date for a regulation requiring airline passengers entering the U.S. from within the western hemisphere to possess a valid passport.
Prema Hegde, former operator of World Class Travel in Bridgewater, N.J., was sentenced Nov. 17 to three years in jail for arson and theft.
The Las Vegas-based Allegiant Travel Co., Allegiant Air's parent, said it will sell 5 million shares at $15 to $17 each in an initial public offering to fund the carrier's expansion.
LIAT and Caribbean Star, the two Caribbean-based airlines involved in negotiations to join forces and create a single carrier, report that joint discussions, which began in earnest about a month ago,
November 22, 2006 by Dan Luzadder
Democratic control of both houses of Congress will virtually guarantee that a new minimum wage for U.S. workers will be on President Bush's desk soon after the new Congress convenes.
November 22, 2006 by Michael Milligan
San Francisco's Le Meridien becomes performance art Michael Milligan T he new Le Meridien San Francisco has become a work of art. The hotel, located in the city's Embarcadero district, tapped
Travel Weekly's Europe E-letter: Nov. 22, 2006 BRUSSELS AIRLINES, the product of the merger of Virgin Express and SN Brussels Airlines, is poised to launch March 25. The airline will be based at