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,
March 10, 2003
SAN JUAN -- The Puerto Rico Tourism Co. launched its 2003 series of travel agent seminars, a long-term educational program for agents who want to become certified experts on the destination.
BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Weary of paying $50 transaction fees, a couple of companies with travel budgets of less than $1 million decided to give Expedia Corporate Travel a shot, and they said they are
ARLINGTON, Va. -- Travel agents and ARC have scheduled another round of talks here after the two sides were unable to resolve disagreements over ARC's plan to restrict agents' ability to void airline
ORLANDO -- US Airways Vacations is offering a one-week sale on Ireland bookings March 11 to 17.
The following is a roundup of things to see and do on and off the Strip, abridged from Weissmann Travel Reports' City Profile of Las Vegas. The report was last updated in October.
March 10, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: It has been about four years since the Airlines Reporting Corp. started allowing corporations to get their own ARC appointments for their in-house corporate travel departments (CTDs).
March 10, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
NEW YORK -- The Cruise Lines International Association's annual Cruise and Vacation Month media tour in February included a few new spokespeople: travel agents.
For those who've had enough gloom and doom, the travel industry's next generation offers rays of hope. The evidence is right in front of you, in the "40 Under 40" feature published in this issue.