August 29, 2003
WASHINGTON -- Smithsonian Magazine and the Travelers Conservation Foundation (TCF) narrowed the candidates down to three finalists for the third annual Smithsonian Magazine/TCF Sustainable Tourism
August 28, 2003 by Gay Nagle Myers
RAMSEY, N.J. -- Gogo Worldwide Vacations set the date for its annual Fall Learning Conference for travel agents.
August 28, 2003
BOSTON -- Commission-paying Portuguese airline SATA International and its U.S. operator arm Azores Express launched a new discounted upgrades program, under which fall and winter business-class fares
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- SunTrips wants to thank its travel agent partners with a booking bonus of $10 per passenger for Denver-Honolulu bookings for departures now through Nov. 17.
MIAMI -- Viva Resorts launched its Viva Junior's Club, aimed at the often-neglected and sometimes-difficult-to-please market: teenagers.
WASHINGTON -- The Association of Travel Related Industry Professionals (Atrip), a new organization that supports unrestricted global travel and is spearheading a sustained effort to ease U.S. travel
Twenty-odd years ago, when my grandmother was in her cruising prime, bridge was the game of choice for many cruise ship passengers. The only equipment she toted along was a deck of cards and a score
August 28, 2003 by Laura Del Rosso
LAS VEGAS -- Through its educational program and exclusive shore excursions, Virtuoso said it plans to further distinguish its 285 agency members from travel companies that sell products based solely on
SUMMERLIN, Nev. -- Milestone trips -- celebrating a birthday, promotion or a successful battle with an illness -- are Maupintour's biggest sellers, according to April Merenda, the firm's vice president
BAHAMASAIR, the Bahamian flag carrier, temporarily will suspend service from Nassau to three Andros Island airports as of Sept. 6, while it looks to subcontract the inter-island routes to a partner