January 16, 2003
NEW YORK -- Although thousands drive through Sedona on their way to the Grand Canyon, few of them see the destination the way niche operator Global Fitness Adventures shows it to them.
NEW YORK -- Abreu Tours here is paying travel agents 8% on its new, air-inclusive winter package to Lisbon, Portugal.
CARIBBEAN SUN Airlines will launch twice-daily service between San Juan and Tortola, British Virgin Islands, Jan. 21. The schedule will increase to eight roundtrip flights a day in February, using Dash
January 15, 2003
A stumbling economy, lingering terrorism concerns and the threat of war with Iraq will make 2003 another difficult year with little or no growth anticipated. That's the consensus of 20 top-ranking
WASHINGTON -- A new category of attendee and online registration are among the major changes at this year's International Pow Wow, the Travel Industry Association's trade show geared to the inbound
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Two special offers and several new service improvements distinguish high-speed railway service on Thalys trains between Paris and Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany.
WASHINGTON -- Crediting the travel industry for working together in the difficult period following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the new chairman of the Travel Industry Association called on the
January 15, 2003 by Jerry Limone
ROCHESTER, Wis. -- American companies spent $6,667 per business traveler last year, a 33% decline from 1999 and the lowest level in a decade, according to consulting firm Runzheimer International.
PORTLAND, Me. -- Auto Europe is plying agents with perks, as well as significant savings on client bookings, in the first half of the new year.
Freelance writer Claudette Covey spent three days exploring Anguilla, sampling its restaurants, beaches, nightclubs and tourist attractions. Her report follows: