November 20, 2006
With alliance, lost-cost carriers enter a new frontier Andrew Compart A irTran and Frontier reached an agreement to offer frequent-flyer reciprocity and help sell each other's services, a deal that puts
November 17, 2006
As if the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative wasn't confusing enough, it now turns out that air passengers returning to the U.S. won't be required to carry passports starting Jan. 8.
Travel agents remitted $5.9 billion worth of sales through ARC in October, an increase of 6% over October 2005.
Carnival modified the Liberty's Nov. 19 itinerary to give the ship a two-day break for a thorough sanitizing of its onboard environment after a suspected Norovirus outbreak on the Nov. 3 sailing from
Northwest Airlines, citing the industry's goal to move to 100% e-ticketing by the end of 2007, said it planned to cease interline agreements on Jan. 1 with about 50 carriers because they have no plans
Warren "Mac" McLaughlin, who served as president and CEO of the Palm Beach County Convention & Visitors Bureau since 1987, resigned after it was reported that the CVB's controller, Donna Duffer, had
November 17, 2006 by Carrie Gress
Hotel Stary evokes Krakow's past amid contemporary elegance Carrie Gress F or the uninitiated but curious traveler to Europe, the Polish city of Krakow offers a fresh take on Old World charm. Poland's
November 17, 2006 by Felicity Long
Princely Wales digs shed light on the culture Felicity Long A re Welsh cities the next chic, must-see European destinations for upscale travelers? Judging by the boom in Wales' urban luxury
November 16, 2006
The 310-room Ritz-Carlton, Palm Beach (Fla.) is getting ready for its Dec. 21 reopening, following a five-month, $60 million renovation project.
AAA: Rising costs won't keep folks from traveling over Thanksgiving M ore than 38 million Americans are expected to travel over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, up 2.7% from the same time last year,