October 6, 2003
The proposed merger of Air France and KLM suggests that the European airline industry is serious about restructuring. It is said that in a few years, we won't recognize it. That is both the good news
It was the 1980s, and Australia was a hot destination. Paul Hogan was cooking shrimp on the barbie and everyone wanted to see where "Crocodile Dundee" lived.
What's next on the shopping list of Barry Diller's InterActiveCorp (IAC) in its quest to "own" the online travel sector? Some Barry-watchers say it's the meetings market, which would take IAC into what
October 4, 2003
AUSTIN, Texas -- Many locals in this central Texas city don't even know what's under their noses. A top-ranked destination spa? In Austin?
EDINBURGH, Scotland -- The Scottish Tourist Board here, a year or so behind its Irish and British counterparts in putting a destination specialist program for travel agents online, now is doing them one
Travel Weekly's Hawaii E-Letter: Oct. 6, 2003 RUNAWAY is courting travel agents with a new "Reap the Rewards" program. It starts with awards of $10 for each qualified booking, paid in
October 3, 2003
WASHINGTON -- First Class International Travel settled its lawsuit against Sabre following a seven-year court battle that bought the dispute as far as U.S. Supreme Court.
SADDLEBROOK, N.J. -- Bill Chiles, chairman and CEO of HTS Holdings, parent to the Hickory Travel Systems trade group, sold all his shares in HTS to American Leisure Holdings.
BUENOS AIRES -- Argentina's capital city is in the midst of a tourism boom.
s an avid hiker, I was excited by the prospect of visiting the Canadian Rockies, where Banff, Lake Louise and