October 23, 2006 by Michael Milligan
Preferred Boutique has growth spurt in its inaugural year Michael Milligan P referred Boutique, Preferred Hotel Group's marketing network for boutique properties, is a year old, and it's growing, well,
October 23, 2006 by Johanna Jainchill
Sailings, snacks: CLIA agencies host World's Largest Cruise Night Johanna Jainchill C ruise Lines International Association member travel agencies last week participated in the annual World's Largest
Seabourn signs for two new ships Johanna Jainchill S eabourn Cruise Line ordered two ships for delivery in spring 2009 and 2010, representing the first new ship order for the small-ship, luxury line in
October 23, 2006
SeaMaster marketing plan: Cruise Talks, trade show assistance S eaMaster Cruises, a Carlson Travel Group franchise program for cruise-only, home-based agents, rolled out a 2007 marketing plan for
Southwest jumps at Love Field amendment, adds 25 itineraries Andrew Compart S outhwest increased its Love Field itineraries from 18 cities to 43 and immediately raised the intensity of its competition
Starwood Capital Group, the real estate investment firm led by Barry Sternlicht, is developing a new collection of ecofriendly, five-star hotels with the intention of taking the hotel industry to a new
Tauck, A&K add Papua New Guinea itineraries for '07 David Cogswell P apua New Guinea is no mass-market destination, but the word is that demand for the South Pacific island nation is on the rise.
October 23, 2006 by Richard Turen
Dear client: Like anyone who enjoys a good deal, it may have occurred to you that you can actually plan some of the best moments of your life online. A proportion of vacation planning is done that way
October 23, 2006 by Mark Pestronk
Q: With the new carry-on rules on liquids, gels and aerosols, my travel agency's clients are checking baggage on many more flights, including -- for the first time -- short hops. I have been reading
Travel Weekly's Hawaii E-letter: Oct. 23, 2006 LAST SUNDAY'S EARTHQUAKE in Hawaii did little damage to hotels. The only reported room damage was on the island of Hawaii, ashore of the epicenter of the