March 12, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
NEW YORK -- A fleetwide overhaul is taking place at China river operator Victoria Cruises, which coincides with what company vice president Benson Wu called the "milestone" opening of the Three Gorges
March 12, 2003
Travel Weekly's Mexico E-Letter: March 12, 2003 CAMINO REAL Hotels and Resorts said it would temporarily suspend penalty fees on cancellations of corporate group reservations made in the U.S. on
Travel Weekly's Technology E-Letter: March 12, 2003 SABRE-OWNED GETTHERE said by the end of the second quarter it will launch WebConnect, which will enable corporations using GetThere's booking tool to
March 11, 2003 by Kenneth Kiesnoski
BERLIN -- Rezidor SAS Hospitality will add a fifth, "lifestyle" hotel brand to its growing inventory of hotel properties.
March 11, 2003
CRUISE EXECUTIVES were not apologizing for low prices, saying the discounting will help fill this year's new capacity while introducing more cruisers to the product. During a State of the Industry
Travel Weekly's Vegas E-Letter: March 11, 2003 LAS VEGAS -- actually, Nevada -- is set to welcome its first Westin hotel on July 1. Located in the former Maxim hotel and casino, the 825-room Westin
March 10, 2003
NEW YORK -- Vacation.com and Uniglobe Travel entered into a strategic alliance designed to provide each group's members with opportunities to benefit from service programs and enhanced earnings'
OTTAWA, Canada -- Another travel agent lawsuit against the major commission-cutting airlines is up for certification as a class action, this time in Canada. Federal judge James Hugessen last month set
March 10, 2003 by Jerry Limone
HOUSTON -- The Pentagon's deployment of reservists is creating unusual and sometimes painful peaks and valleys in the workload of travel agents handling military accounts.
NEW YORK -- Some aspects of corporate travel management could be summed up as a choice between personal service and technology, but some corporate agencies have discovered that with crisis management,