January 29, 2003
ATLANTA -- Delta unveiled its new lower cost, low-fare subsidiary, which it named Song.
WASHINGTON: Singles have a common denominator: they travel.
RAMSEY, N.J. -- Gogo Worldwide Vacations again launched a peak season Caribbean sale with discounts up to 25% on air-inclusive packages to more than 175 properties on 20 islands.
WASHINGTON -- Travel prices in December inched up 2.6% compared with December 2001, according to TIA's Travel Price Index.
NEW YORK -- Empowering employees to do right by each guest, tracking problems and learning from feedback are the hallmarks of the Sheraton Service Promise.
NEW YORK -- Air Jamaica is facing many of the same challenges as its competitors, but it is taking a "different path," according to Allen Chastanet, the carrier's vice president of marketing and sales.
Travel Weekly's Mexico E-Letter: January 29, 2003 MEXICO OFFICIALS reported no major tourism-related damage in the aftermath of the powerful earthquake that rocked western and central Mexico last week,
January 28, 2003
WASHINGTON -- Universal Air Travel Plan (UATP), an airline-owned corporate travel payment system, launched a pilot program that allows travel agencies to accept UATP cards directly as merchants.
EAST GREENVILLE, Pa. -- OneTravel.com, the Internet company partially owned by Amadeus, launched a new Web site, CheapSeats.com, which specializes in selling published and private international air
NEW YORK -- The Wales Tourist Board will set out on a travel agent road show in February, with stops in Chicago, Washington and Toronto, Ontario.