January 28, 2003
NEW YORK -- American Express' full-year earnings report revealed how difficult 2002 was for business travel. NEW YORK -- American Express' full-year earnings report revealed how difficult 2002 was for
January 28, 2003 by Jorge Sidron
NEW YORK -- The hotel industry's aggressive steps to cut costs have brought the average break-even occupancy to a record low of 47.4%, according to research by PricewaterhouseCoopers.
ROSEMONT, Ill. -- Destination Europe Resources (DER) is paying agents 15% commission -- up to $239.25 per person -- on all its European ski vacations booked in February.
ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, Fla. -- With much of the country in a deep freeze, officials at Florida resorts realize there's no better time to tempt travelers with warm getaways.
LAS VEGAS -- Las Vegas lost hometown carrier National Airlines, then the third largest carrier at McCarran Airport, but other airlines appear to be filling the gap.
January 28, 2003 by Jerry Limone
orporate travel professionals are taking a wait-and-see approach on how the three-way code-share pact between Delta, Northwest and Continental will affect negotiating practices and pricing.
CINCINNATI -- Julie Hagenmaier launched My Girl Friday here three years ago to meet needs -- for home care, errands and pet-sitting -- she had seen in her own life that were making it difficult to
Travel Weekly's Cruise E-Letter: January 28, 2003 NORWEGIAN CRUISE LINE will make New York the permanent home of its newest ship, the Norwegian Dawn. NCL will be the only cruise line to offer year-round
AFTER $30 MILLION in renovations, the Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel still isn't completed. Recently, the Kalakaua Avenue property welcomed a new eating establishment and retailer. Wolfgang Puck Express
January 27, 2003
NEW YORK -- The prime focus of travel technology companies in software development and new platforms is cruise travel and distribution.