August 26, 2003
MONTREAL -- Travel technology provider Jacques Thibault rolled out a product that converts an e-mailed itinerary or invoice into a gateway to an online travel store where clients can buy additional
COVINA, Calif. -- Gov. Srivastava -- it practically rolls off the tongue, doesn't it?
August 26, 2003 by Jerry Limone
WASHINGTON -- The General Services Administration awarded 4,346 contracts to the airlines in its City Pair Program for fiscal year 2004.
Travel Weekly senior editor Andrew Compart spoke with ATA chairman and CEO George Mikelsons about the industry, the airline's expansion and what happens next for the nation's 10th-largest carrier.
WASHINGTON -- Tired of setting sales goals but never reaching them? Want to gain new business, but don't know how? Have some other goal in mind?
NEW YORK -- Roger Dow, Marriott senior vice president, will keynote the annual Giants conference at the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort and Spa in Phoenix Nov. 13 to 16.
IS ULTRA-VOYAGER STILL on the table? Royal Caribbean International president Jack Williams said the proposed 3,600-passenger, 160,000-ton megaship will be a topic at a board of directors meeting in
Travel Weekly's Vegas E-Letter: August 26, 2003 THROUGH SEPT. 18 , thanks to Funjet Vacations, clients can book a three-night stay at the upscale Bellagio resort and save 20% in the process. For
August 25, 2003
CHICAGO -- United became the fifth of six U.S. airlines to reverse course on its "use it or lose it" policy on nonrefundable tickets, but it fell short of matching everyone else.
August 25, 2003 by Jerry Limone
FORT WORTH, TEXAS -- Members of the Travelocity Preferred loyalty program don't have to bring their bags to the airport anymore.