November 13, 2006
Travel Weekly's Home-based Agent E-letter: Nov. 13, 2006 HOME-BASED travel agents from the Network of Entrepreneurs Selling Travel gathered recently for the NEST FEST 2006 Golden Egg Awards ceremony
Waikiki Special Report H awaiis flagship destination is riding the wave of a $2 billion capital inflow. Whos making the waves in Waikiki, and what will this urban beach resort look like when the tide
November 13, 2006 by Arnie Weissmann
As a futurist, Marvin Cetron knows that forecasting can be fun. After he predicted that the Soviet Union would collapse, he got accolades when it split up in the manner and time frame he had forecast.
November 10, 2006
Travel purchases are expected to slow down in the coming months, following a trend that began prior to the busy summer travel season, according to a new joint report by the Travel Industry Association
The Las Vegas Monorail plans extension to McCarran Airport Ellen Sterling T he Las Vegas Monorail, which started running in 2004 as a seven-stop, elevated transport system along a four-mile route
November 9, 2006
Venture Out, a San Francisco-based tour operator that caters to the gay and lesbian market, signed an agreement with Viking River Cruises to charter the Viking Europe Oct. 14 for an eight-day Danube
Luxury tour operator Island Destinations launched its 100-page 2007 Travelers Collection featuring 85 five-star hotels, resorts and villas in Bermuda, the Caribbean, Costa Rica, Mexico, the Asia/Pacific
November 8, 2006
Sabre Travel Network launched a cruise shopping and booking tool called Sabre Cruises, the GDS said.
The Walt Disney Co. is starting a six-week pilot program soliciting repeat bookings from customers at its Walt Disney World Resort theme parks in Florida.
As they plan for the future, airport officials find themselves caught between the private sector and federal agencies in developing post-9/11 security.