January 13, 2003
SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Mexicana will eliminate base pay for U.S. agents as of Jan. 15, but said it "will make efforts to minimize the impact of the commission change" with expanded incentive programs and
January 13, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
ONBOARD THE CELEBRITY GALAXY -- It's about 7 a.m. Passengers up for their morning constitutional can't help but notice a crowd of people splashing around in the pool.
January 13, 2003 by Jerry Limone
NEW YORK -- American Express is rapidly growing its network in China with its joint-venture partner, China International Travel Service, and said it plans to open a third business travel center there.
WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration's $675 billion economic stimulus proposal got a lukewarm response from the travel industry, which was hoping to see more targeted initiatives to spur Americans to
PARSIPPANY, N.J. -- Cendant subsidiary Wingate Inns International said it plans to build the first franchised Wingate Inn hotel outside of North America, a 100-room hotel located on 125 acres in
NEW YORK -- A new cruise line is about to make a splash with two familiar ships and two familiar executives.
CHARLOTTE AMALIE, St. Thomas -- The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas took the wraps off its new, 6,100-square-foot spa, salon and fitness center just as guests arrived for the holiday season.
WASHINGTON -- Visitors not welcome. Fortress America.
Will more brick-and-mortar travel agencies close their doors this year? Yes. Will there be fewer sellers of travel as a result? Well, hold on a minute.
January 13, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
Much has been written about how the perceived threat of terrorism has affected Americans' travel patterns abroad. Much less has been written about what sort of impact the war on terror is having on the