October 20, 2006
Calif. car rental fee to put money in tourism coffers Dan Luzadder C alifornia is preparing to impose an assessment on car rental transactions at airports statewide, which is designed to raise millions
CheapCaribbean.com is including a $5 international phone card with reservations made on its Web site.
October 20, 2006 by Johanna Jainchill
With ships returning to the Big Easy, will passenger levels follow? Johanna Jainchill N ew Orleans is heralding the return of cruise ships over the next few months, as three ships will make the Crescent
October 19, 2006 by Johanna Jainchill
Seabourn Cruise Line ordered two new ships for delivery in spring 2009 and 2010, representing the small-ship, luxury line's first new ship order in more than 15 years.
October 19, 2006
The Jamaica Tourist Board, along with the Jamaica Hotel & Tourist Association, launched a Passport to Rewards program aimed at the estimated 80% of U.S. citizens who do not have a passport.
CTO brings its road show to Philadelphia T he Caribbean Tourism Organization will sponsor its first-ever Caribbean Weekend in Philadelphia from Nov. 3 to 5. The themed event will feature cooking lessons
Southwest increased its itineraries at Dallas' Love Field from 18 destinations to 43 on Oct. 19, just days after many of the federal restrictions on service from the airport were lifted.
October 18, 2006
Travelocity has rolled out the Travelocity VIP Program, a customer loyalty plan that offers a package of service perks and travel discounts to customers who make five qualified bookings within a
SeaMaster Cruises, a Carlson Travel Group franchise program for cruise-only, home-based agents, rolled out a 2007 marketing plan for franchisees that includes a number of turnkey tools for giving
October 18, 2006 by Allan Seiden
Following the 6.7-magnitude temblor and subsequent power outages that hit the Hawaiian Islands Oct. 15, things are back to normal with flights on scheduled, most hotels open and power restored