September 26, 2003
NEW YORK -- Hampton Inn, the midprice brand of Hilton Hotels Corp., opened its first Manhattan hotel last month, the 144-room Hampton Inn Chelsea.
HONOLULU -- The Hawaii Tourism Authority will invest $55,000 over the next six months to develop a plan to make Hawaii a premier health and wellness destination.
September 26, 2003 by Gay Nagle Myers
RICHMOND, Va. -- Although more than half a million people in Maryland and Virginia still had no power eight days after Hurricane Isabel slammed through the mid-Atlantic region, the tourism end of things
WASHINGTON -- In a lobbying effort organized by ASTA and Sabre, dozens of agents from at least eight states descended on Capitol Hill Thursday to urge lawmakers to push for immediate deregulation of the
PETER ISLAND, British Virgin Islands -- With summer occupancies averaging 85% and with multiple sellout weeks, Peter Island Resort is riding the crest of what managing director Wayne Kafcsak called a
September 25, 2003
NEW YORK -- While the tour industry was assessing the impact of Far & Wide's demise, several operators and other organizations were scrambling to help customers left in the lurch.
September 25, 2003 by Jerry Limone
NEW YORK -- InterActiveCorp named Erik Blachford president and CEO of IAC's newly formed IAC Travel division.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. -- The VAX VacationAccess Web-based, leisure-travel booking system for agents was set Friday to launch City Vacations, a dynamic packaging feature.
MANCHESTER, England -- MyTravel Group confirmed it has put some of its U.S. businesses up for sale, but declined to detail which companies or to identify prospective buyers.
MINNEAPOLIS -- Northwest is restructuring the flight schedule at its Memphis hub, reducing capacity there by 16% and spreading flights out more evenly throughout the day.