September 27, 2003 by Jerry Limone
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. -- The Defense Travel System (DTS) -- the military's self-booking tool -- is in pilot phase at 24 locations, but at Holloman Air Force Base here, the project is still struggling to take
September 27, 2003
WASHINGTON -- Continental unveiled a program to give special boarding, seating and baggage privileges to full-fare economy-class travelers within the continental U.S. and Alaska.
The General Services Administration, the bureau that manages travel for the federal government, is known for -- pardon the trite expression -- putting the cart before the horse.
WASHINGTON -- Hickory Travel Systems enhanced its partnership with ARTA to allow ARTA agencies free access to the preferred rates in the consortium's new leisure program.
ORLANDO -- The Institute of Certified Travel Agents has reinvented itself as the Travel Institute.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- A worldwide organization of travel attorneys is sponsoring a course designed to train travel professionals to mediate industry disputes.
SOUTHLAKE, Texas -- In a major repositioning of its brands, Sabre is taking its online corporate booking service, GetThere, and folding it into Travelocity Business, the online giant's suite of products
September 26, 2003 by Jerry Limone
BOSTON -- Beginning Oct. 1, there will be a new way to travel from Boston to New York, as LimoLiner introduces its motorcoach service for business travelers.
September 26, 2003
WASHINGTON -- The $2.50 per-segment passenger security fee, temporarily removed from the cost of airline tickets, will return Oct. 1.
September 26, 2003 by Laura Del Rosso
PALERMO, Italy -- The taxi driver wove through the traffic of modern Palermo, then along the waterfront and through the oldest part of the Sicilian city, all the way listing the top sites: the Palazzo