November 14, 2006
Travel Weekly's Las Vegas E-letter: Nov. 14, 2006 PRINCE last week opened 3121 Jazz, his new restaurant, and 3121, his live entertainment venue, at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino. Open Wednesdays
American Express Business Travel announced the rollout of its "next-generation" online corporate travel booking tool.
November 13, 2006
Trafalgar Tours upgraded its European itineraries by adding a new feature called “Explore Hidden Treasures,” which consists of leisurely walking tours that take participants off the beaten path to
November 13, 2006 by Gay Nagle Myers
Airlift frequency and capacity to the Caribbean have increased in the past year, according to Hugh Riley, the Caribbean Tourism Organization's director of marketing, Americas.
NCL Corp. posted a $49 million net profit for the third quarter of 2006, a 19% year-over-year increase.
The power shift created by the results of last week's elections could have an impact on the travel industry in several controversial areas, most notably in resolving the current stalemate over
Carlson Cos. unveils new corporate logo C arlson Cos. has rolled out a new logo designed to symbolize the firm's focus on "heart, heritage, innovation and service." "The graphic design of
Carriers cry out: New rules create carry-on confusion Andrew Compart A irport executives from around the world, facing traveler confusion and declines in sales from duty-free shops, are calling for a
A report circulating at the World Travel Market in London last week warned that Europe's travel industry isn't ready for China. If that's the case, neither is ours.
November 13, 2006 by Mark Pestronk
Q: A recent Travel Weekly article about GDS fees and content contained a major bombshell: Most of the new airline-GDS agreements contain a descending booking-fee structure. Under my new contract, what