October 22, 2003 by Laura Del Rosso
SAN FRANCISCO -- Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants has opened dozens of properties since its founding two decades ago, but perhaps none evoked as much emotion as the debut of the Argonaut Hotel here, which
October 22, 2003
ROTTACH-EGERN, Germany -- From the top of the Wallberg mountain cable-car station here, you can see the Austrian Alps, the Bavarian Alps and, possibly, a wedding taking place in an ancient wooden church
MUNICH, Germany -- Five hours of speeches and fanfare seemed more apt for a king's coronation than the opening of an airport terminal.
October 22, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
NEW YORK -- The day a group of consumer and travel media gathered in New York to learn a thing or two about cruises and cruise ships, David Forney's pager went off.
NEW YORK -- Dr. Richard Kelley, chairman of the board of Outrigger Enterprises, will be a keynote speaker at the Honeymoon & Romantic Getaways Show and Conference with Great Spas.
October 22, 2003 by Kimberly Scholz
With U.S. troops serving overseas, the Bolongo Bay Beach Club in St. Thomas is offering a Veterans Day program to thank all military personnel.
WASHINGTON -- Sabre said it signed an agreement to acquire the assets of Nexion and expects to close the transaction "in the upcoming weeks" but mainly left it to industry observers to try to figure out
NEW YORK -- A New York high schooler incurred a broken leg when he was hit by a car while on a teen tour in Beverly Hills, Calif.
ONBOARD THE SILVER WHISPER -- Silversea CEO Albert Peter has a goal: Within two years, half of the cruise line's passengers will be sourced from Europe.
Trans Atlantic Airlines, a start-up airline based in Sierra Leone, is scheduled to start direct service to the U.S., creating a link to west Africa.