August 11, 2003
WASHINGTON -- Two companies that are promoting the use of dot-travel suffixes in Internet addresses have scheduled a meeting this week that could determine if they become friends or foes.
August 11, 2003 by Michael Milligan
isitors arriving at the Westfields Marriott near Washington at about 4 p.m. will be greeted by something veteran
August 11, 2003 by Jerry Limone
MINNEAPOLIS -- While Sabre and Galileo signed deals with airlines to slash GDS fees and make Web fares available in the GDS, corporate travel agencies wired by Worldspan and Amadeus still await those
LAS VEGAS -- Beginning Sept. 13, more than 250 items from the private collection of England's Duke and Duchess of Devonshire will be displayed at the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art here.
August 11, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: Is it more difficult for a disgruntled or injured passenger to successfully sue a cruise line than an airline? I know that airlines are protected by so-called conditions of carriage, tariff rules and
I'm taking a few members of my family on an international trip this week and am looking forward to sharing time with them. Included in the group are my daughter, who has just turned 18, and one of my
August 11, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
They are rumored to number less than 250, and with each passing year fewer are seen in their natural habitat, the deserts of southern Nevada. I am referring, of course, to whales.
No one ever said running a travel agency was rocket science. But, as Sandy Cleary can confirm, a background in the subject certainly doesn't hurt. Cleary, who opened Boston-based CruCon Cruise Outlet in
August 11, 2003 by Michele McDonald
Las Vegas' MGM Grand -- the largest hotel in the world, lest you have forgotten -- will in the not-too-distant future shut down one of its towers, which will be refurbished and reopened as a "lifestyle"
At last, the Justice Department has weighed all the evidence and has concluded that Orbitz is not evil. Actually, that's a rough paraphrase. Orbitz might well be evil, but that wasn't the question the