February 10, 2003
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- Pennsylvania is again considering legislation to impose registration and bonding requirements on travel sellers.
February 10, 2003 by Jerry Limone
DALLAS -- Travel agents using Worldspan or Amadeus as their Internet service provider found they were locked out of the Southwest Airlines' Web site during the last week of January, forcing some
NEW YORK -- Breaking with a seven-year trend of increasing business fares, the airlines lowered the price of last-minute coach flying in 2002, according to American Express' Business Travel Monitor.
NEW YORK -- Security tightened at many hotels, tourist spots and airports across the country over the weekend in response to the government's raising of the terrorism threat level warning to orange, the
February 10, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: My agency's group desk operates without written contracts with suppliers or groups. Lately, we are finding that suppliers are trying to deal directly with our groups and refusing to pay us any
It's not supposed to be a good thing to be in the middle of a situation. But Bob Sweeney is in the middle and he's doing fine because his company is a travel industry brokerage that hooks up people
February 10, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
The dinner guests who gathered last week in a century-old stone house in Ste. Valiere, France, were an international group: a Canadian economist who recently had attended the World Economic Forum in
February 7, 2003 by Gay Nagle Myers
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados ---The Best of Barbados extra-value promotion, launched for the first time in May, will be reintroduced for spring and summer travel.
February 7, 2003
AUSTIN, Texas -- A recent Web site traffic report placed Online Agency here well in the lead among providers of Web site services for travel agencies.
HAMILTON, Bermuda -- The Bermuda Department of Tourism, in conjunction with five hotels, launched a program aimed at addressing the needs of meetings and convention planners.