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.
Freelance writer Anne Kalosh sailed on a preview cruise of Royal Caribbean International's Navigator of the Seas. Her report follows:
Travel Weekly is running a series of interviews with cruise line executives. This issue, cruise editor Rebecca Tobin talks with Silversea Cruises CEO Albert Peter.
LANDING AND PASSENGER FEES in the U.S. Virgin Islands increased by 25% on Feb. 1. After backing down from implementing increases last year when airline executives vowed to cut back services or stop
February 6, 2003
WASHINGTON -- Attorneys representing travel agent Sarah Hall in her class action suit against the airlines said agents should begin receiving legal notices on or about Feb. 16 detailing the case, their
NEW YORK -- Travel and real estate giant Cendant reported a fourth-quarter profit compared with a loss for the same quarter a year ago.
WASHINGTON -- Just days before recently taking over as the new president and chief executive of the Air Transport Association last week, James May admitted he faces a "steep learning curve" because of
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Rail Europe here and subsidiary Destination Europe Resources (DER), Rosemont, Ill., are floating two commissionable luxury "rail cruises" across southern France this year.
Travel Weekly's Ireland E-Letter: February 6, 2003 A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY : Celtic Tours is pushing late winter travel to the Emerald Isle with an Ireland Country Style package, priced at $475 per person