February 27, 2003
MIAMI -- Seabourn added a cancel-for-any-reason option to its current travel insurance package that refunds 90% of the paid fare as a cruise credit.
February 27, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. -- Princess Cruises introduced two-for-one pricing on all its Mediterranean sailings this summer -- in effect offering 12-day sailings on the Golden Princess starting at $1,295 per
WASHINGTON -- The Justice Department reduced the terrorist attack threat level to yellow or "elevated," which indicates only "a significant risk of terrorist attacks."
RAMSEY, N.J. -- Gogo Worldwide Vacations introduced a Link Program that enables agencies to link to information about Gogo's 2,100 hotels in 200 destinations on their agency Web sites.
February 27, 2003 by Jorge Sidron
DENVER, Colo. -- Yet another hotel company is giving its cancellation policy the axe, at least temporarily, in an effort to ease travel concerns.
NEW YORK -- A Staten Island travel agent is suing a tour operator in small claims court to recover $216 in out-of-pocket expenses that he incurred chasing after a refund.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- For the second time, Florida's Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services was ordered by a court to license a Fort Lauderdale travel seller, despite the state's belief that the
WASHINGTON -- Several Delta frequent flyers are seeking to obtain class-action status for a lawsuit accusing the airline of wrongfully penalizing members who sold or bartered their miles.
MEXICO CITY -- Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide opened the 457-room Sheraton Centro Historico Hotel & Convention Center here.
WITH THE THREAT of war causing apprehension among travelers, SuperClubs introduced a revised cancellation policy that is a departure from the series of recent cancellation policy revisions of many