January 21, 2003
ravel agents have a long record of doing more than arranging travel. Some sell luggage, currency converters, books
We know no travel agents who've gotten rich selling luggage as a sideline, but in our Page 1 feature today, you will meet a few agents who, in the interest of keeping their customers satisfied, have
Travel Weekly's Cruise E-Letter: January 21, 2003 THE QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 turned up a just-barely-failing grade of 85 (86 is passing) on its most recent Centers for Disease Control inspection. The Jan. 3
January 20, 2003
NEW YORK -- Screen-scraper FareChase hired Trey Urbahn from Priceline.com and named him FareChase chief executive officer.
SEA WATER dripped from ti leaves as the kahu, or Hawaiian priest, untied a maile lei and blessed the new Spa at the Four Seasons Maui at Wailea in January. The $3 million renovation resulted in a 21,000
January 18, 2003
A second airline is testing the pay-for-food concept on flights that previously had no meal service and, if LSG Sky Chefs has its way, there will be more.
January 17, 2003
SOUTHLAKE, Texas, -- Sabre chief executive William Hannigan said his company's future growth will be driven by Travelocity, Site59 and the "acceleration of merchant model and online technology
ATLANTA -- Delta lost $363 million in the fourth quarter and $1.3 billion for all of last year, the airline reported.
LONG BEACH, Calif. -- The U.S. car rental industry is on the road to a moderate recovery this year, barring a prolonged war with Iraq or another major terrorist incident in the U.S., according to the
WASHINGTON -- Testifying before the Senate Commerce Committee, airline chiefs said their carriers continue to suffer through the most dire economic period since the airlines were deregulated.