October 31, 2006
Obituary: Robert Griffith, 57, CWT executive vice president R obert Griffith, 57, executive vice president of Carlson Wagonlit Travel, died Oct. 26 after suffering a heart attack. Griffith was CFO, COO
Starwood, US Airways Vacations team on agent booking incentive T ravel agents can win an iPod Nano in a booking incentive launched jointly by US Airways Vacations and Starwood Hotels & Resorts.
With voter polls indicating that Democrats, for the first time in 12 years, could gain control of the House or the Senate in the coming Nov. 7 midterm elections, travel industry lobbyists are preparing
SideStep, attempting to evolve beyond its transaction focus, today acquired TravelPost.com, which specializes in user-generated hotel reviews, ratings, photos and blogs.
Travel Weekly's Cruise E-letter: Oct. 31, 2006 DEBORAH NATANSOHN, 53, the president of Seabourn Cruise Lines and the sales and marketing executive behind the launch of the Queen Mary 2, died last week,
Travel Weekly's Las Vegas E-letter: Oct. 31, 2006 SALES HAVE BEGUN for the 76 Waldorf-Astoria Residences that will be located on the top 10 floors of the planned Conrad Las Vegas. Priced from $2.8
October 30, 2006
Several hotels in Aruba are offering incentives for travelers in direct response to the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, which will require all U.S. citizens to carry a passport to enter or
When three ads encouraging viewers to "come see what's happening in the other Iraq" ran on Fox News, USA Today picked up on it and ran a story headlined "Iraq Kurdistan launches tourism campaign." But
October 30, 2006 by Mark Pestronk
Q: My agency's clients are being involuntary bumped by the airlines more and more often these days, as flights are becoming more crowded. Could my agency be liable to the client for failing to advise
Bruce Bommarito will leave his post as director of the Nevada Commission on Tourism in December to become vice president of international planning for the Travel Industry Association, where he will