November 7, 2002 by Jerry Limone
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
November 7, 2002
Marriott is ready to pump you up. The firm said it will open the 175-room Renaissance ClubSport next month in Walnut Creek, Calif.
The travel industry is mired in a bog of mounting losses with no end in sight because of the economic aftereffects from last year's terrorist attacks. Right?
NEW YORK -- Despite the difficulties in the region and an acknowledged element of risk, Israel still is a powerful draw for Miami-based Far & Wide.
Anyone who attended ASTA regionals earlier in the year or this week's World Travel Congress can readily see that the Society's challenge, like those of all meetings sponsors, is to produce successful
WASHINGTON -- Amtrak stepped up security in the wake of an FBI warning of potential terrorist threats against the nation's railroads.
SANDALS and Beaches Resorts posted an 11% increase in business from the U.S. during the first nine months of 2002 vs. the same period a year ago, according to Gordon "Butch" Stewart, chairman. The
MEXICO CITY -- Travel agents and suppliers can use Mexico's beach appeal to their advantage by selling and creating products that will get sun worshippers off their beach chairs and into the country's
MEXICO CITY -- More than 60% of agents who sell Mexico say they are "very" to "extremely" influential in their clients' booking decisions, according to a survey conducted by Travel Weekly.
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. -- Some clients, when victimized by crime while traveling, respond by suing their agent when they get home.