December 4, 2002
NEW YORK -- An agency with a debit memo dispute has seen its case satisfactorily resolved, and another is pointed toward court.
NEW YORK -- Charles Mest, senior director of sales for the northeast at Travel Impressions, said he has been on "maybe 150 fam trips" but never anything like the recent American Airlines IslAAnds
PASADENA, Calif. -- One of the first lessons veteran entrepreneur Daniel Kwoh learned upon entering the online travel field is that few customers who log on to www.7blueseas.com decide to book a cruise
Europe editor Kenneth Kiesnoski set out from Lisbon on a self-drive tour of northern Portugal, stopping at six "pousadas," or inns, along the way. His report follows:
NEW YORK -- A New York travel agency filed suit against five airlines to recover commissions and other financial losses incurred when the carriers abruptly went to a zero commission rate in March.
NEW YORK -- Botswana is mounting an aggressive advertising campaign for the U.S. market, according to Tlhabologo Ndzinge, director of Botswana's Department of Tourism, who visited here as part of a U.S.
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- What are the top three U.S. cities to visit? New York, San Francisco and Charleston, according to Conde Nast Traveler's 2002 Readers' Choice Awards.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Agents can earn 5% commission on bookings for a new air service that links West Palm Beach, Fla., and Freeport, Bahamas.
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -- Times sure have changed in a city known as the "Paris of the Americas."
December 4, 2002 by Bill Poling
WASHINGTON -- The Transportation Department's grand plan to rewrite and update its GDS rules actually is a grand plan to tilt the balance of power in the distribution game away from the GDS vendors and