November 13, 2006 by Kenneth Kiesnoski
Hilton Arc de Triomphe brings creativity to luxury Kenneth Kiesnoski W ith political tensions between the U.S. and France finally off the front pages on both sides of the Atlantic, Paris is enjoying a
November 13, 2006 by Gay Nagle Myers
Hotelier wants P.R., U.S.V.I.'s passport exemptions publicized Gay Nagle Myers T he vexation caused by the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, which starting Jan. 23 will require U.S. air
November 13, 2006
Randy Julian, president of Alexandria, Va.-based Julian Tours, was named chairman of the National Tour Association for 2007. David Cogswell, Travel Weekly's tour operators editor, talked to him about
Members: CrossSphere fiasco strengthened NTA David Cogswell SALT LAKE CITY -- It wasn't as they had envisioned, but the leadership of the National Tour Association really did reshape the organization
News Briefs, Week of Nov. 13, 2006 Taj Hotels to reflag Ritz-Carlton Boston India's Taj Hotels agreed to acquire the 273-room Ritz-Carlton Boston for $170 million from its owner, Millennium Partners,
Report says Europe isn't ready for rush of Asian tourists E urope's travel industry is not prepared to meet the demands of an expected influx of new Asian tourists, according to a report issued at the
Sabre removes sanctions against Air Canada Andrew Compart S abre is removing the sanctions it imposed on Air Canada for pulling its Tango fares from the system, and Air Canada said it was continuing
Those manning the Kazakhstan booth at the World Travel Market in London seemed well aware that the movie "Borat," whose eponymous main character is an infantile, misogynistic, bigoted Kazak, premiered
November 13, 2006 by Richard Turen
Being the pastor of a Southside Chicago church must have its challenges. But for Father Mark Pasciak, facing a group in his church one recent Sunday was filled with unnecessary stress.
Travel Weekly's Hawaii E-letter: Nov. 13, 2006 A BROAD SMOKING BAN goes into effect statewide on Nov.14. Included in the ban are all buildings open to the public, airports (from curb to plane), outdoor