September 23, 2003
Travel Weekly's Las Vegas E-Letter: Sept. 23, 2003 VEGAS.COM launched a Spanish version of its site, which can be accessed at www.espanol.vegas.com or through links at www.vegas.com . The launch, timed
September 23, 2003 by Gay Nagle Myers
NEWTON SQUARE, Pa. -- To accommodate travelers heading to Florida for the winter with their pets (cats and dogs), USA 3000 Airlines will accept large pets in the cargo hold on its domestic flights from
MEXICO CITY -- Several of the leading U.S. tour operators to Mexico expressed their frustration with the country's lack of a unified tourism marketing campaign at the Travel Weekly Mexico Leadership
September 22, 2003 by Jerry Limone
ATLANTA -- Delta Air Lines now requires Delta.com shoppers to indicate what kind of coach fare they want before searching for flights, instead of giving customers all the options in coach during one
September 22, 2003
In an online survey of 700 travel agent readers conducted by Travel Weekly and parent company's NTM Research, a large percentage of respondents (41%) said that business bookings have decreased in the
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. -- Hello World Travel of Sparks, Nev., became the latest midsize-to-large agency to join the franchise network of Carlson Wagonlit Travel Associates.
NEW YORK -- InterActiveCorp (IAC), the company that owns Expedia and Hotels.com, will add to its travel empire by purchasing Hotwire.com for $665 million in cash, plus $20 million in options and
September 22, 2003 by Michael Milligan
The driver of a van filled with explosives pulls up to a Marriott hotel. In moments, he detonates his deadly cargo, killing 10 bystanders, injuring 147 people and damaging surrounding buildings, as well
NEW YORK -- Travel professionals who earned CTC or other marks of educational achievement from the former Institute of Certified Travel Agents are accepting, or even supportive, of the plans to broaden
September 22, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
VENICE, Italy -- Arthur Tauck sells to Woopies. Terry Jones recommends a career in wholetailing. And hotelier Steve Richard is more interested in RevPAC than RevPAR.