November 25, 2002
The airport at Minneapolis/St. Paul said good-bye Nov. 1 to a section it called "the missing link."
WASHINGTON -- A limited American experiment with a simplified fare structure and 40% reduction in walk-up prices may signal a change in the mind-set of the major network carriers, a Wall Street aviation
SAN FRANCISCO -- Senior corporate executives want their travel managers to sharpen their focus on policy compliance and cost savings, according to a survey conducted by the Association of Corporate
Hawaii bureau chief Katherine Nichols got a firsthand look at the renovated Aston Waikiki Beach Hotel on Oahu. Her report follows:
By the time the zero-commissions torpedo hit, no one was home at PR Travel. Pamela Courtney, the agency's owner, already had adapted to the changed environment by moving from a storefront in White
In this mad, mad world, where there are enough worries to go around and then some, people still are having a good time traveling. Sometimes they have wacky ideas about how to get from here to there. And
ARC hit a nerve, as it knew it would, when it advised the trade that it intends to begin "a consultative dialogue" about "business process improvements."
November 25, 2002 by Mark Pestronk
Q: I am looking for new office space for my agency. One prospective landlord has given me a proposed lease to review. What kinds of legal traps should I look out for, and what clauses should I try to
MILWAUKEE -- In an effort to promote Aeromexico's expanded service from Chicago to Mexico, Aeromexico Vacations launched a travel agent incentive.
NEW YORK -- Panama's celebration of 100 years as an independent nation next year will coincide with its hosting of the Miss Universe Pageant, and both events will serve as a platform for promoting the