November 21, 2002
ELLICOTT CITY, Md. -- Attorney Jeff Miller warned agents against selling travel insurance as a way for clients to protect their travel dollars in the event of a war with Iraq.
NEW YORK -- The Barbados Tourist Authority will extend its Best of Barbados incentive program into the peak winter season, according to Bill Silvermintz, vice president of marketing for the Americas. He
NASSAU, Bahamas -- Improving the visitor experience, boosting Out Islands visitor numbers and increasing airlift are among the top priorities for Bahamas tourism executives for 2003.
GREAT EXUMA, Bahamas -- The Four Seasons Resort Great Exuma at Emerald Bay in Exuma is set to open in May with 219 upscale units, including 61 one- and two-bedroom suites.
ZUNIL, Guatemala -- Leaving plenty of time for market-hopping and shopping is one of the key elements in designing client-pleasing tours through Guatemala.
Travel is picking up but people are still apprehensive, especially about trips far from home. In particular, the constant talk about war with Iraq is making people wary of crossing the Atlantic, even
Travel Weekly's Caribbean E-Letter: November 21, 2002 SIX HOTELS on St. Martin are facing closure unless they get governmental financial aid, according to Philippe Thevenet, vice president of the Hotel
Travel Weekly's Hawaii E-Letter: November 18, 2002 THE HAWAII TOURISM Authority approved the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau's 2003 marketing plan, and will extend the HVCB's contract for both
November 20, 2002
ATLANTA -- Delta said it will launch a low-cost subsidiary early next year with an all-coach 757 fleet, initial service in Delta's Northeast-Florida markets, one-way fares that top out at $299, and
NEW YORK -- The number of Americans who "definitely" or "probably" intend to take a cruise in the next three years rose to more than 44 million, about 31% of the U.S. population, new research said.