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
June 19, 2006
The image of the U.S., which has taken a beating particularly over the past two years, continues to slip, according to a report released by the Pew Research Center.
Registered Traveler program makes headway Michael Milligan C arlson Wagonlit and Visa became the latest travel suppliers to offer customers memberships in a pilot Registered Traveler program designed to
June 19, 2006 by Mark Pestronk
Q: Sabre is trying to camouflage an enormous financial blow to travel agencies by dressing it up as an attractive new program called Efficient Access Solution. Sabre is pressuring our agency to agree to
Southwest has filed a lawsuit to shut down a Web site that helps the airline's customers get in the coveted first group for boarding, which lets them grab the best of the unassigned seats.
Sabre is offering travel agents a choice: pay more and get more, or pay less and get less. Fundamentally, there should not be anything wrong with that — but there is.
Travel Weeklys Hawaii E-letter: June 19, 2006 KAPALUA RESORT’S FLEMING BEACH has been named tops in the country in an annual rating by “Dr. Beach,” a.k.a Stephen Leatherman, a professor of environmental
Travel Weeklys Home-based Agent E-letter: June 19 2006 THANKS TO the proliferation of new chapters across the country, it’s shaping up to be a busy summer for the National Association of Commissioned
Unpaid agents put heat on FS SunTours to force liquidation David Cogswell O rganizational upheaval has continued to rock FS SunTours, which formerly operated the SunTrips brand, as the CEO and president
June 16, 2006
Alamo has revamped its Cash-in Club loyalty program for travel agents so that agents now can earn points for every U.S.-based Alamo rental.