February 18, 2003
WASHINGTON -- Congress last week approved a 2003 appropriations bill that brought Norwegian Cruise Line closer to becoming the only cruise line that can sail interisland Hawaii cruises; funds Amtrak;
February 17, 2003 by Bill Poling
or some agents, the phones stopped ringing last week. At Berkshire Travel in Newfoundland, N.J., owner Lucy Hirleman
February 17, 2003 by Joe Rosen
NEW YORK -- Almost two-thirds of retailers are operating in the red or, at best, breaking even in the face of the triple-whammy of 9/11, a stubborn business recession, and Iraq war jitters, according to
February 17, 2003
NEW YORK -- Both Fairmont properties in Bermuda have undergone extensive renovations and are launching 2003 with a Royal Romance package that serves to highlight the new additions.
February 17, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: Our agency had a large incentive group under contract to take a cruise this fall. Recently, the cruise line decided to reposition the ship to originate at another U.S. port city, so it canceled our
I'm a lifer when it comes to New York. I moved to the suburbs in the early '90s but I'm a third-generation New Yorker. My grandfather was born there in 1878, my parents in the first decade of the 20th
MARCO ISLAND, Fla. -- The Marco Island Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa sank $5 million into its 18-hole golf course, the Rookery at Marco, as part of an overall $58 million resort renovation.
February 17, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
One year ago, Jack Mannix began work as the president of the travel agency co-op Giants. He arrived at a difficult time, replacing the embattled Sue Shapiro, whose name had become synonymous with the
Scattered throughout our news pages today and in recent weeks are bits and pieces of information about the health and well-being of the jigsaw puzzle we call "the travel industry."
LONDON -- Thistle Hotels is giving transatlantic travelers who arrive early at its 11 U.K. properties in London and Manchester, England, and Glasgow, Scotland, a break with its new Earlybird Check-in