January 15, 2003
Travel Weekly's Cruise E-Letter: January 14, 2003 OPTIONS TO BUILD two 2,100-passenger ships for Royal Caribbean Int'l have again been put on hold. The two options for Radiance-class vessels, with
Travel Weekly's Florida E-Letter: January 15, 2003 HYATT INT'L completed a multi-million-dollar redesign of all guestrooms of the Hyatt Regency in Tampa. The redesigned rooms incorporate a tropical
Travel Weekly's Mexico E-Letter: January 15, 2003 MEXICANA eliminated base pay for U.S. agents starting today, but said it "will make efforts to minimize the impact of the commission change"
January 14, 2003
MIAMI -- The Caribbean Hotel Association Charitable Trust is getting into the commissions business.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. -- Collette Vacations here rolled out a series of educational tours for 2003 in partnership with the Smithsonian Institution, a move that makes a portion of the Smithsonian travel
WASHINGTON -- International visitors are not coming to the U.S. in the same numbers they once did and it is partly due to stiff competition from other countries whose governments are more aggressive in
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Freelance writer Anne Kalosh sailed on the November inaugural of the Carnival Conquest. Her report follows:
January 14, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
ABOARD THE NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS -- At 9 a.m., I boarded the Navigator of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Cruises' newest ship, for a self-guided tour. By noon, I was finished.
The goal for many of our clients over the last year has been to maintain current travel levels at a lower cost in order to remain competitive. And that starts with managing travel policy.