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
January 13, 2003
A week ago in this space, we expressed the hope that 2003 would bring some enduring good news to the travel industry. This week, we celebrate some little victories of the sort that could make life
January 13, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: My agency has solicited and received an airline e-mail containing an attractive group-travel fare quote, along with the group payment and cancellation terms.
FANTASY HOLIDAYS will offer flights to Hawaii aboard Continental and United this year in an effort to expand its Hawaii product. Agents can now book Continental's nonstop flight to Honolulu out of
January 12, 2003
WASHINGTON -- Amtrak increased its base discount from 5% to 20% for groups of 20 or more traveling together.
January 10, 2003
WASHINGTON -- With billions of dollars in losses as they attempt to recover from the impact of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, wrestle with low-cost competitors, and seek to lure back business
ARLINGTON, Va. -- Stand by for another alteration in US Airways' standby policy.
LOS ANGELES -- Qantas will pay U.S. agents a $100 bonus when they book a Qantas first- or business-class ticket on its new one-stop direct service between Chicago and Melbourne, Australia, the airline
CHICAGO -- Since Sept. 11, 2001, consumers interested in "adventure and experiential" travel have shied away from Tanzania, Morocco and Nepal, knocking them out of iExplore.com's top 10 destinations for
January 10, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
LYNNWOOD, WASH. -- American Safari Cruises offers four different cruise products, including sailings in Costa Rica and in the Baja peninsula's Sea of Cortes.