June 14, 2006
Travel Weeklys Mexico E-letter: June 14, 2006 TRAVEL IMPRESSIONS said it is trying to rekindle interest in Cancun, its leading Mexico product, by offering “incredible vacation values” to Cancun’s
June 13, 2006
Jerry Jacobson, general manager of New Hampshire's Eagle Mountain House, said the property was in the GDSs "many years ago [but] thought it could go it alone with a Web site. The net effect was a
CheapCaribbean.com is offering complimentary roundtrip airport transfers on its Caribbean and Mexican destinations, the second in its series of Free Your Mind travel initiatives.
Action hero Jackie Chan to be ambassador for UNWTO J ackie Chan, the action hero of nearly 100 films, including “Fists of Fury,” “The Attack of the Kung Fu Girls” and “Supermen Against the Orient,” has
Alberto not quite the powerhouse forecasters were predicting T ropical Storm Alberto made landfall June 13 south of Tallahassee, Fla., with far less punch than had earlier been forecast. The storm --
Guarantees come fast, furious as season sees first named storm T he pace of hurricane insurance travel guarantees from resorts and tour operators kicked up several notches as Alberto, the first named
Travel Weeklys Cruise E-letter: June 13, 2006 CARNIVAL CORP. ordered two ships for two of its European brands, with an option for a third. The orders include a 92,700-ton vessel for Costa Cruises, with
Travel Weeklys Las Vegas E-letter: June 13, 2006 “TITANIC: THE ARTIFACT EXHIBITION,” which was ensconced for a year at the Tropicana Resort and Casino and whose stay was extended twice because of its
June 12, 2006
Marshall County, Ind., filed a class action lawsuit against major online travel agencies, charging they fraudulently collect taxes on the gross rate paid by consumers when they book hotels on their Web
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