January 21, 2003 by Arnie Weissmann
What is it that the Big Five airlines want? Their vision is straightforward and clear: They want the government to stay out of the operation of their businesses, and they want the government to prop up
January 21, 2003 by Rebecca Tobin
ANCHORAGE, Alaska -- Average winter temperatures here are, well, pretty cold. It's a far cry from tropical Caribbean beaches.
January 21, 2003 by Mark Pestronk
Q: I understand that consumers can get their credit card charges reversed under the Fair Credit Billing Act if a travel supplier goes out of business before services are rendered. Are corporations
January 21, 2003
MIAMI -- As Tahiti undergoes a growth spurt in hotels and infrastructure, Far & Wide Travel has taken serious notice of that faraway destination.
MIAMI -- It's mid-January, and in the cruise industry that can mean only one thing: Wave season is here.
Thom Nulty retired at the end of December as president and chief operating officer of Navigant International, one of the largest agency groups in the country. I wish there was space to reprint the full
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.