January 30, 2003 by Jerry Limone
NEW YORK -- Will screen-scrapers and Internet fare search services become obsolete as more airlines make deals to put their Web fares in the GDSs?
January 30, 2003
NEW YORK -- Categorizing his aspirations as "resolutions," William DeCota, director of aviation for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, said it was time U.S. airports were deregulated to have
SECAUCUS, N.J. -- TravelWeekly.com is making its mark in cyberspace, topping other trade Web sites in usage and winning a recent Best of the Web award.
MINNEAPOLIS -- Carlson Wagonlit Travel reached an agreement with Holland America Line for cruise deals that Carlson said can save clients up to 71% off regular cruise prices.
NEW YORK -- The Bahamas recorded an all-time high of 4.37 million foreign visitors in 2002, bucking the global downturn in leisure travel last year -- even if growth was slower than expected, at 4.5%.
Travel Weekly editor at large Nadine Godwin recently spent two nights in Auckland, New Zealand's largest city and host to the America's Cup 2003 yachting competition. Her report follows:
MACAU -- Agents are still buzzing about a story that came out of ASTA's annual congress: A travel agent in Australia made a whopping $225,000 commission helping an Asia charter service sell one of its
AT LEAST 50 couples are planning to tie the knot in the buff on Feb. 14 at Hedonism III, a SuperClubs' inclusive resort in Runaway Bay, Jamaica. The property is attempting to set a Guinness World Record
Travel Weekly's Ireland E-Letter: January 30, 2003 TOURISM IRELAND launched a new marketing campaign with a two-week series of travel trade presentations in 40 U.S. cities. The agent events, which
LOS ANGELES -- The Best of New Zealand, a wholesaler specializing in the destination, and Air New Zealand are offering the Royal Tour, a 12-night itinerary inspired by a TV show first aired on the