March 7, 2003
WASHINGTON -- A DOT enforcement official March 7 accused American of making "false statements" about the quality of its service to disabled travelers, just days after the two parties seemed to have
WASHINGTON --Two more U.S. airlines joined what is now a full-fledged trend to provide penalty-free flexibility to all of their customers either in advance of or in the event of a war with Iraq.
PARSIPPANY, N.J. -- Galileo sweetened the pot a bit for travel agencies participating in the GDS's Momentum program March 6.
NEW YORK -- With the threat of war still looming more hotel firms changed their cancellation policies.
March 6, 2003
ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- ASTA members in a nationwide vote rejected a controversial cost-cutting plan that would have streamlined the Society's operations by reducing both the number of elected officials and
WASHINGTON -- Amid the uncertainty posed by a possible war with Iraq and lumbering economy, travel industry representatives meeting here for annual Travel industry Association Unity Dinner, did see at
WASHINGTON -- Delta is catching some heat, including a Web-initiated "Boycott Delta" campaign, for testing a passenger pre-screening system that tries to nab potential terrorists by checking travel
March 6, 2003 by Andrew Compart
WASHINGTON -- The Transportation Security Administration is continuing to test a process to streamline baggage screening for air/cruise travelers and said other airlines and cruise lines are interested
ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- ASTA created a crisis contingency planning guide called "Crisis Planning: Examining Your Business in Uncertain Times," which is available on ASTAnet.
LOS ANGELES -- Inbound tour operator American Tours International and AAA Mid-Atlantic formed a joint venture that will carry the name American Tours International and provide private-label travel