November 7, 2002
LOS ANGELES -- Europe river cruise operator Uniworld is offering guests a new form of transportation to or from their Europe cruise: transatlantic crossings on Cunard Line's Queen Elizabeth 2.
HONOLULU -- Park Hospitality said it will market its Park Plaza and Park Inn hotels separately in order to make it easier for agents and their clients to differentiate between the brands that are aimed
NEW YORK -- The Three Gorges Dam of the Yangtze River entered its final phase of development, for which the diversion channel will be temporarily closed.
ATLANTA -- Through a partnership with ProcurePoint Travel Solutions, mega-agency WorldTravel BTI is offering corporate clients technology enabling them to conduct Web-based reverse auctions to secure
ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. -- InterRide and Saturn Reservations, companies that provide reservations systems for limousine and car services, merged to form a new company, Ground Travel Technology Team.
Despite a clear decline in their perception of current and future business conditions, America's wealthiest changed their travel plans very little during the past six months, according to the nationwide
NEW YORK -- An outdoor concert by tenor Jose Carreras on April 4 will be the first event of a two-year celebration leading up to Bermuda's 500th anniversary in 2005.
NEW YORK -- Americans who still travel to the Middle East do so for a variety of reasons.
November 7, 2002 by Jerry Limone
CHICAGO -- Mike Berent said he sympathizes with travel agencies because they've had to cope with Web-only fares and the elimination of base commissions.
SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- Hickory Travel Systems filed a complaint for breach of contract against Germany-based TUI Business Travel, a former partner in the now-defunct agency franchise, First Travel