September 12, 2003 by Jerry Limone
ROCHESTER, Wis. -- Sure, getting a handle on air and hotel spending is essential to cutting costs in a travel program. But corporations shouldn't forget about meals, according to Runzheimer
September 12, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
MIAMI -- ResidenSea said it is close to finalizing an agreement to sell its ship the World and the ship's unsold cabin inventory to the owners of the ship's condominium apartments.
September 12, 2003
WASHINGTON -- The Travel Industry Petitioners (TIP), a coalition of several travel industry groups, filed a petition with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), requesting it reconsider and
September 11, 2003 by Michael Milligan
PARIS -- Club Med saw a 10.9% increase in bookings over the four weeks ending Sept. 7, but it wasn't enough to offset an overall 13.5% decline in bookings for the third quarter, compared to the same
September 11, 2003
RICHMOND, Va. -- Sales of travel insurance jumped after the terrorist attacks in 2001, but even in the second year after those events, insurance sales continued their climb -- if the experience of
GREAT FALLS, Mont. -- The bicentennial of the Lewis and Clark Expedition provides tourists the occasion for adventure and discovery in America's West.
LAS VEGAS -- Despite a soft economy, the city's tourism picture continues to remain bright, a Wall Street airline and travel analyst told more than 100 travel industry executives who met last month at
GREAT FALLS, Mont. -- Montana retailers are turning commemorations of the Lewis and Clark Expedition into business opportunities.
WASHINGTON -- For a long time, it seemed like the various proposals to modernize Chicago's O'Hare Airport and increase its capacity might never get off the ground.
GREAT FALLS, Mont. -- Great Falls, the hub of the largest Lewis and Clark signature event, counts approximately 2,000 hotel rooms.