September 2, 2003
Just before Labor Day, I asked a few people how business looks for the rest of the year. My unscientific survey finds the outlook promising.
SEATTLE -- Wildland Adventures created two Panama nature tours for families.
September 2, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
When Carlson Cos. chair and CEO Marilyn Carlson Nelson speaks of the "Carlson family," she usually is referring to the 198,000 employees who work for her.
September 2, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: Do the post-divestiture relationships between Worldspan, on the one hand, and Delta and Northwest, on the other hand, give those carriers any reason to prefer that agencies use Worldspan? If not, why
We don't often get to use the words kudos and airlines in the same sentence these days, but such an occasion is upon us, so here goes: Kudos to the big five.
WASHINGTON -- The Justice Department has raised antitrust concerns over the offer proposed by Lufthansa Airlines to settle its involvement in the class-action suit against the airlines brought by travel
After a decades-long relationship that includes strong family ties, Certified Vacations has decided to replace Alamo as its primary car rental partner. Come the new year, Avis, which already is
September 2, 2003 by Jerry Limone
endant's new strategy to offer automation and travel agency services directly to corporations rang a familiar chord for many agents -- the supplier as competitor.
ROCHESTER, Wis. -- In its September 2003 report, Runzheimer International said meals account for 10% of a corporation's travel expenditures, and that's a point more than car rentals, at 9%.
SURREY, England -- It's a (luxurious) plan: Organizers of the International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM), set for Dec. 8 to 11 in Cannes, negotiated a marketing pact with Virtuoso, whereby the trade