November 14, 2000
MIAMI -- Although Florida voters had trouble making up their minds between George W. Bush and Al Gore, they had no trouble mandating construction of a "bullet train" to connect the state's five leading
MINNEAPOLIS -- Carlson Wagonlit Travel introduced the My Travel Wallet program to its Internet site, at
Whenever I'm in London, I'm reminded of the comment, attributed to George Bernard Shaw, that the U.S. and Britain are two nations divided by a common language. The truth is that while the people of both
Travel Weekly cruise editor Brian Major and his 15-year-old son, Derek, journeyed to Cozumel and Calica, Mexico, aboard Carnival Cruise Lines' 1,486-passenger Celebration.
LONDON -- At its "comeback" press conference here on Nov. 13 during World Travel Market, Croatian tourism officials proved they had plenty to celebrate, including a 60% increase in international
NEW YORK -- Active vacations. Off the beaten path places. Cultural pursuits. Younger travelers.
LONDON -- Florida's Palm Beach County just might have the most popular exhibit here at World Travel Market.
Anderson Travel & Cruises in San Diego took a radical step recently: It disconnected all of its fax machines.
November 13, 2000
MEXICO CITY -- If Mexico's Federal Competition Commission has its way, Aeromexico and Mexicana will lose their family ties.
BELLEVUE, Wash. -- Expedia.com upgraded its business travel area in an effort to enhance the site's value to business travelers.