February 19, 2003
LITTLETON, Colo. -- For travel agents trying to get into the expanding drive market, Cosmos, the sister company of Globus, introduced a product that enables agents to earn 13% commissions on drive
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- When it comes to selling cruises, the word "niche" may suggest "small ships" to most travel agents, according to MSC Italian Cruises' Steve Hirshan, but it could just as well
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Planes, trains and automobiles. When independent travelers think about traversing Europe, those three options seem the obvious transit candidates.
Travel Weekly's Mexico E-Letter: February 19, 2003 CAMINO REAL HOTELS and Resorts launched its Ejecutivo brand with the opening of the 137-room Camino Real Ejecutivo Perinorte in an industrial suburb
February 18, 2003
MILWAUKEE -Midwest Express, soon to be called just Midwest, unveiled a "major relaunch" of its frequent flyer program that will include new partnerships with Air Jamaica (effective April 2) and American
DENVER -- Navigant International opened a new travel management office in Miami, which serves Navigant's marine market accounts and other clients in south Florida.
February 18, 2003 by Jerry Limone
CINCINNATTI -- Delta AirElite, the private jet charter division of Delta, is offering a fleet membership program in which corporations can buy 25-, 50- or 100-hour blocks of flight time -- without
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