June 20, 2006
Travel Weeklys Las Vegas E-letter: June 20, 2006 CLUB SPRING MOUNTAIN, billed as the first private motorsports country club for car enthusiasts on the West Coast, marked its grand opening this past
June 19, 2006
Jetstar Airways, the Qantas low-cost carrier launched in May 2004, said it will switch to all assigned seating by Oct. 29 and that it will expand its booking and payment options this summer in order to
EasyGroup founder takes on title of Sir Stelios S telios Haji-Ioannou, founder of EasyCruise, will now answer to Sir Stelios; he was among the honorees to receive the distinction of knighthood by Great
June 19, 2006 by Dennis Schaal
Cendant mulls spinning off lodging, real estate simultaneously Dennis Schaal W ith the sale of its Travelport businesses likely, Cendant is mulling a spin-off its real estate and lodging businesses
June 19, 2006 by Johanna Jainchill
CLIA to absorb ICCL, move office to Miami Johanna Jainchill T he Cruise Lines International Association and the International Council of Cruise Lines will merge into one organization under the CLIA name
Court dismisses wrongful death suit against GWV International Nadine Godwin A wrongful death suit, in which a Massachusetts couple sought damages in connection with the death of their daughter who
Cradle of humanity, Ethiopia nurses nascent tourism Eric Marx S till a peripheral afterthought for the Western visitor to Africa, Ethiopia remains largely undiscovered by leisure travelers. Its the
Hertz has some Fun with a movie promo and a muscle car Michael Milligan W hen asked how much Hertz was spending to promote its new Fun Collection of vehicles this summer, Frank Camacho, vice president
MagnaTech partners with Worldspan to offer unused-ticket tracker Nadine Godwin MagnaTech, a Montreal-based developer of travel agency software, has rolled out MagnaTech OnQueue, a product that enables
June 19, 2006 by Felicity Long
Maybourne hotels boast classic and modern touches Felicity Long L ike Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, the first thing I discovered during recent visits to two of Londons poshest hotels -- the Berkeley