September 8, 2003
WASHINGTON -- Americans took a record 92 million "domestic person trips" [defined as 50 miles or more roundtrip] to amusement and theme parks last year, according to a new Travel Industry Association
ARLINGTON, Va. -- ASTA members overwhelming approved referendums that allows agencies and agents operating under new business models to join the Society as travel agency companies and travel
September 8, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: After reading Philip Wolf's recent Travel Weekly column about the coming shift to online booking by corporations using brand-name, technology-heavy intermediaries ["On American Express and
September 8, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
It is hot, at least 100 degrees, and my wife begins to melt. We are walking a true Via Doloroso -- it must be a 25-degree grade uphill, and we're passing mosaic representations of the Stations of the
The recent announcement of American Express' intentions to acquire most of Rosenbluth International's assets carries more significance than just another episode of consolidation. Ballyhoo over synergies
Cheryl Floyd is the self-described "Queen of Romance," but there's nothing particularly romantic about her rise to the upper echelon of traveler counselors selling honeymoon and romance vacations.
It hasn't escaped the notice of one of our more astute industry friends that US Airways is conspicuous in its absence from the race to restore the old rules
For those of us who live and work in the New York City area, it's been difficult to erase the images of that morning two years ago this week when the world changed.
The Justice Department's Antitrust Division is charged with the very serious task of protecting U.S. consumers from the depredations of monopolists and price-fixers. This is heavy stuff. Serious stuff.
September 6, 2003
Travel Weekly's Hawaii E-Letter: Sept. 8, 2003 SUNTRIPS will offer connecting service from Denver to feed into its existing Oakland/Hawaii program beginning Dec. 18 through 2004. Outbound flights will