August 28, 2003
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
Travel Weekly's Ireland E-Letter: Aug. 28, 2003 OFF-SEASON SAVINGS: Celtic Tours is peddling a fall/winter Ireland Value package priced from $468, per person. The deal includes roundtrip flights on Aer
August 27, 2003 by Jerry Limone
SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Carlson Wagonlit Government Travel selected GetThere and TRX to provide self-booking components for its end-to-end travel system for the federal government.
DALLAS -- American Airlines launched CorporateAAccess.com, a Web portal where the airline's corporate customers can book a full range of fares -- published, Web and negotiated -- directly with American.
August 27, 2003
CHICAGO -- October will be "Visit Hong Kong Month" at United, the airline said Aug. 26.
WASHINGTON -- The Travel Industry Petitioners (TIP), a coalition comprising ASTA, the American Hotel and Lodging Association, the National Tour Association, the International Council of Cruise Lines and
NEW YORK -- Standard travel insurance policies don't mention blackouts, either as a covered hazard or as an exclusion, meaning an event that is not covered.
WASHINGTON -- The federal government's electronic-travel (E-Travel) initiative took a step forward when the General Services Administration selected Northrop Grumman Mission Systems and Carlson Wagonlit
VANCOUVER -- Suite101.com operates a virtual-education program dubbed Suite University, and Dina Ely, dean of the virtual travel school, is seeking industry professionals to write and instruct the