November 19, 2002 by Bill Poling
WASHINGTON -- The Transportation Department's GDS rules will not be extended to cover Orbitz or other Internet sites, but the DOT wants to keep them for a while and make them better. To that end, the
November 19, 2002 by Jerry Limone
SEATTLE -- Expedia will launch its corporate booking tool Nov. 19, confident that a combination of technology, customer service and a low transaction fee will attract companies seeking a lightly managed
November 19, 2002
NEW YORK -- Now that Cendant, which owns Avis, has court approval to buy substantially all the assets of Budget Group, a leading analyst said he expects Cendant to run the two brands separately while
ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Corporate online booking systems are saving corporations money but not time, according to a study conducted by the Institute of Business Travel Management (IBTM), the education
In an interview with Travel Weekly senior editor Michael Milligan, conducted before Amtrak restructured its travel agent commission, Amtrak president David Gunn spoke about the rail line's long-standing
SAO PAULO, Brazil -- The 485-room Hilton Sao Paulo Morumbi opened in South America's largest city and Brazil's major commercial center.
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. -- Princess Cruises enhanced its Captain's Circle repeat-passenger program.
NAPLES, Fla. -- Carnival celebrations are held throughout the world, but the version in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is considered by many as one of the greatest shows on earth.
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ARC's announcement that it will require agencies to report their sales daily is the latest airline attempt to tighten the vise on the distribution system.