August 25, 2003
NEW YORK -- Italian tourism representatives here announced a series of evening trade workshops to take place in Illinois and California next month.
WASHINGTON -- Northwest is trying to limit customer use of the circuitous routing and multi-airline itineraries that traveler Web sites, including the Orbitz site it helped create, sometimes display
August 25, 2003 by Michael Milligan
hen it comes to trends, nothing's hotter than "hot spots," those cool locations where laptop and PDA users on the go
NEW YORK -- Travel agents stared at dark computer screens, airports went dim and stranded tourists partied in hotel lobbies as a good chunk of North America came to a screeching halt during the blackout
HONG KONG -- A number of hotels here are seeing the immediate post-SARS arrivals downturn as a good time to get some renovation and upgrade projects completed -- especially in the competitive high-end,
True or false? More people smoke in Europe than in the U.S. The answer is "true." About one out of three smoke on the Continent, compared with about one in five here.
In the sixth grade, Connie George was so inspired by Helen Keller's biography that she taught herself the sign language alphabet. She even considered becoming an interpreter for the deaf. Although
August 25, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: Now that Delta and Northwest have sold World-span, will any ongoing contractual ties make those carriers continue to insist that agencies in hub cities and elsewhere use Worldspan as a condition of
Mexican president Vicente Fox named Rodolfo Elizondo tourism secretary, replacing Leticia Navarro, who resigned to return to the private sector.
August 25, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
I recently spoke to the second person in as many months who sells travel for a living but who disavows that he is a travel agent. The first said he simply wants to redefine his clients' expectations --