September 29, 2003
n the Sept. 29 print edition of Travel Weekly, Maupintour incorrectly appeared in a list of companies that are part
Travel Weekly editor in chief Arnie Weissmann sat down with AAA president and CEO Robert Darbelnet to discuss membership, business models and the future of the industry.
WASHINGTON -- The revelation that JetBlue gave about 5 million passenger name records to Torch Concepts, a Defense Department contractor, spawned at least three lawsuits, sullied the reputation of the
SINGAPORE -- For most leisure travelers in the U.S., Singapore is too small and too far away to be considered a destination on its own.
September 29, 2003 by Bill Poling
Distribution costs. To hear the airlines tell it, distribution costs are killing them. You can't swing a debit memo these days without hitting an airline executive who's complaining about distribution
KAILUA-KONA -- The current moves as manta rays with 10- or 12-foot wing spans sail by, so closely I have to duck. It's spectacular.
September 29, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
JetBlue found itself on Page 1 of The New York Times last week, and, for once, the news wasn't good.
September 29, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: I read a recent article in Travel Weekly about a man who allegedly stopped paying the purchase price of three agencies that he bought ["Agents bilked in sale of firms," Sept. 8]. The sellers were
When the major online travel sites took root, the bulk of their business was in the leisure market, with an emphasis on individual travel components.
From last week's events, you could easily conclude that if you're in travel and you're not on the Internet in a big way, you could get run over.