December 10, 2002
WASHINGTON -- More and more agents are selling travel electronically, but will that produce new legal hazards for the trade?
December 10, 2002 by Gay Nagle Myers
BELIZE CITY, Belize -- It's the size of Massachusetts, the only English-speaking nation in Central America and serves as the gateway to the Caribbean in that part of the world.
Caribbean editor Gay Nagle Myers visited Belize for the first time in November. It will not be her last. Her report follows:
NEW YORK -- There's a lot more to Panama than a canal.
Travel Weekly's Cruise E-Letter: December 10, 2002 MORE THAN 60% of travel agents said they've heard "some or a few" concerns from their clients about the recent spate of Norwalk virus
December 9, 2002
DENVER -- Thom Nulty, president and chief operating officer of mega-agency Navigant International, will retire at the end of the year.
HONOLULU -- Classic Custom Vacations will place even more emphasis on Hawaii in the coming year in an effort to better serve the upscale market, according to CEO Ron Letterman.
WASHINGTON -- The Travel Industry Association's Board of Directors approved a working agreement that enables the association to work more closely with the World Tourism Organization on research,
December 9, 2002 by Rebecca Tobin
When Martha and Richard Wikert booked 20 family members on the Nov. 23 sailing of the Disney Magic, they didn't know it would become one of the most publicized voyages in recent memory.
BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Travel agencies that are "committed to support" Classic Custom Vacations will earn the right to book commissionable packages through its parent Expedia next year.