November 25, 2002
NEW YORK -- A New York retailer joined the ranks of agencies suing airlines.
ARLINGTON, Va. -- Cruise lines will be required to send electronic passenger and crew manifests to the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), starting Jan. 1.
LOS ANGELES -- Qantas Airways and Air New Zealand agreed to enter into a wide-ranging alliance under which Qantas will take a 22.5% stake in Air New Zealand.
ARLINGTON, Va. -- US Airways launched a Web site for agents that provides access to more of its fares, including E-Savers and discounted weekly fares for getaway weekend travel.
IRVINE, Calif. -- The choices for independent travel agents looking for a host agency just got bigger and they come from an unlikely source -- Uniglobe, one of the industry's largest franchisers.
LONDON -- Two developments announced at the World Travel Market last week underscore major changes taking place in the way travel agencies settle commissions with suppliers.
PHILADELPHIA -- Single-parent travel is a subject close to the heart of former travel agent Brenda Elwell.
November 25, 2002 by Rebecca Tobin
MIAMI -- Norwegian Cruise Line's lineup will have a new look late next year when the line moves Orient Lines' Crown Odyssey into its fleet and returns to year-round cruising from Houston with the
WASHINGTON -- The commission created by Congress to examine the financial plight of agents finished six months of work by touting the importance of agents' continued survival.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Holland America Line has scrubbed Scrabble tiles and baked poker chips in an attempt to sanitize the Amsterdam and rid it of a Norwalk-like virus that has plagued recent