November 12, 2002
NEW YORK -- Despite "misperceptions" about public safety there, Jordan's tourism board vice chairman said the country is trying to build up its volume of U.S. visitors.
November 12, 2002 by Kenneth Kiesnoski
NEW YORK -- There's much ado at the 20-year-old, Paris-based Concorde Hotels Group, including hotel renovations and possible rebrandings, call-center improvements and a refocusing of marketing efforts.
Las Vegas needs airlift to fill the burgeoning number of hotel rooms in town. So the news that the Vegas-based National Airlines has ceased operations is a blow. But JetBlue is taking the edge off the
BRUSSELS -- Where to send clients who have seen all there is to see in Europe's major cities?
TINTON FALLS, N.J. -- Smolka Tours is paying travel agents 10% commission on three new land-only, four-night cultural tours to Vienna.
Travel Weekly's Cruise E-Letter: November 12, 2002 CRUISE EXECUTIVES pointed to post-Sept. 11 redeployments -- and a quicker-than-anticipated rebound in cruise travel -- as an indication that the cruise
Cruise editor Rebecca Tobin talked with Uniworld CEO Serba Ilich about the appeal of Europe river cruising and the direction the line is taking.
November 11, 2002
HONOLULU -- Hawaii Gov. Ben Cayetano, addressing the ASTA congress here last week, emphasized his commitment to the state's No. 1 industry and credited agents with much of Hawaii's success.
HONOLULU -- Mastering the complexities of travel insurance is just something agents have to do.
ARLINGTON, Va. -- US Airways will launch nonstop weekly service to St. Kitts from Philadelphia on Dec. 7, staking claim as the only carrier offering jet service to St. Kitts from the U.S.