March 31, 2003
PARIS -- In a city packed with four- and five-star properties, it's difficult for a luxury hotel to stand out based on perks and amenities alone.
Travel professionals are the same as everyone else in most respects. So when the missiles began heading toward Baghdad, the people who work in the travel industry had many of the same reactions as
The environmental movement has been right all along. It is clear to us now that pollution from cruise ships and tourism in general has poisoned the air and waters of Alaska to such an extent that the
March 31, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: American Airlines places its Web fares only on AA.com, Orbitz and the GDS displays of agencies signing up for its EveryFare program.
March 28, 2003
NEW YORK -- Jim Saunders wasn't too surprised when he learned recently that his next $10,000 ARC bond will cost him $375, more than double the old rate of $150.
WASHINGTON -- Show me the data.
WASHINGTON -- The Transportation Department attempted to clarify and further explain its proposal to regulate the way agencies disclose their service fees.
MONTROSE, Calif. -- Montrose Travel introduced a proprietary software program for corporate clients that is said to give them more detail about their employees' credit card transactions.
NEW YORK -- Broadway packages make it easy to send clients to New York's best shows, and booking Broadway shows can be highly lucrative for travel agents who use the services of ticket brokers
SALT LAKE CITY -- Television viewers tuned in to "Survivor 6," now running on CBS-TV, are surely getting the idea that it's a jungle out there.