November 15, 2002
SAN FRANCISCO -- Through Dec. 31, a variety of deals are being offered to spur on agent and client bookings.
November 14, 2002
HONOLULU -- Hawaiian Holdings, parent of Hawaiian Airlines, reported third-quarter net income of $6.4 million for the period ending Sept. 30, compared with $11.3 million in the year-ago quarter -- a
November 14, 2002 by Jerry Limone
NEW YORK -- US Airways will continue to examine ways to cut costs, which may include eliminating more jobs, said David Siegel, the airline's president and chief executive.
ST. LOUIS -- TQ3 Maritz Travel Solutions began beta-testing American's EveryFare program with seven clients and said the agency could be ready to expand the system to every client within a few weeks.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Twenty-eight passengers and eight crewmembers have exhibited Norwalk virus-like symptoms on another sailing of Holland America Line's Amsterdam.
NEW YORK - American Airlines and more than 100 Caribbean hotels are joining with wholesalers such as Travel Impressions, Gogo Worldwide Vacations and Inter-Island Tours to run a winter sale for the
MIAMI -- Club Med is rewarding agents for bookings at select villages with 20% commission. As an added bonus, several of the villages also feature a second person stays free promotion. Both deals are
San Francisco bureau chief Laura Del Rosso paid a visit to the Gaige House Inn in Glen Ellen. Her report follows:
Without question, the most popular feature of last week's ASTA World Travel Congress in Honolulu was the Cyber Cafe. In this instance, the name was a misnomer; the Internet work stations weren't set up
Travel Weekly's Caribbean E-Letter: November 14, 2002 BELIZE will benefit from a surge in airlift this winter, according to Mark Espat, minister of tourism. US Airways launched nonstop service four