October 30, 2000
In this space a mere four weeks ago, I celebrated the honor bestowed on our Washington bureau chief as the winner of ASTA's Melva C. Pederson Award for travel journalism.
NEW YORK -- Massive flooding and high winds from a powerful storm wreaked havoc in Great Britain, bringing rail and ferry travel to a virtual standstill and idling the London underground system.
October 30, 2000 by Jerry Limone
AMSTERDAM -- Carlson Wagonlit Travel could be making some major announcements in the next few months under the leadership of Herve Gourio, newly named chief executive officer.
October 30, 2000 by Ernest Blum
PORT EVERGLADES, Fla. -- After taking a back seat to the mass market for many years, the ultraluxury cruise market is forging ahead, offering new profit opportunities to travel agents, according to
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. -- Responding to a published report that the company's prospects are streaming downward, a spokeswoman said ByeByeNow.com is on schedule to achieve profitability in the first quarter
NEW YORK -- The 2001 series of the European Roundtable & Supermarts will focus on joint Web marketing strategies, including linking to participating agency sites for the first time from the
WASHINGTON -- Another airline organization is scrapping some of its mainframe technology for scalable PCs.
Two first-rate tour organizations, Mark Travel Corporation and Mayflower Tours, have put together a deal that is worth noting.
AMSTERDAM -- Panelists participating in the "Agency RFP Process/Global RFPs" seminar at the Association of Corporate Travel Executives conference, held here Oct. 23 and 24, agreed the process is
Deregulation being what it is (i.e., the law), it was appropriate for the Transportation Department to rule last week that it's OK for airlines to have "Internet-only" fares. Other merchants in the