November 3, 2006
Over the next two weeks, beginning Nov. 3, Sabre said it will remove all of the sanctions it imposed against Air Canada for pulling its Tango fares from the GDS.
November 3, 2006 by Louise Weiss
In Barbados, the adults-only Almond Beach Club & Spa and the family-friendly Almond Beach Village are popular wedding venues, whether for couples traveling alone or for those arriving with as many as
With Sabre's long-term agreements in place with the major U.S. airlines, and one month of reduced incentive payments to travel agents impacting the third quarter, Sabre officials boasted Nov. 2 that
November 3, 2006 by Johanna Jainchill
The Cruise Lines International Association said that its World's Largest Cruise Night event, which was held Oct. 19, is expected to generate 14,860 bookings, or an estimated $18.5 million in cruise
Grenada lures business travelers back to island with property opening G renada is going after the business travel market with the opening of the 24-room South City Plaza Hotel in St. George's, the
November 2, 2006
Celebrity Cruises has confirmed that a 73-year old British citizen, a man traveling solo on the Century, is missing.
China is the world's fourth-largest business travel market, with spending of $7.41 billion on air travel in 2005 as a key indicator. That number is huge and growing, largely driven by the domestic
November 2, 2006 by Gay Nagle Myers
Obituary: Thomas Jefferson, former Caymans tourism minister Gay Nagle Myers T homas Jefferson, former minister of tourism for the Cayman Islands from 1992 to 2000, died of cancer Oct. 29 in Miami.
OSSN takes issue with CTO booking engine I n a letter to the Caribbean Tourism Organization, the Outside Sales Support Network expressed concern that CTO's new online booking engine, which is expected
Travel Weekly's Asia-Pacific E-letter: Nov. 2, 2006 THE INTERCONTINENTAL HOTELS GROUP signed a 15-year partnership agreement with ANA Hotels & Resorts to co-brand hotels in Japan. Under the