October 26, 2000
NEW YORK -- Far & Wide Travel Corp., a family of 17 tour operators, introduced its first companywide brochure in mid-October, showcasing the Europe programs of eight of the company's brands. The tours
ORANJESTAD, Aruba -- Air Aruba suspended its operations indefinitely, but several U.S. airlines already had plans to launch or expand service to the popular tourist destination as the country's
SAN DIEGO -- The problem of finding and keeping good employees was never far from the minds of agency owners and managers attending an American Express conference here this month.
Senior editor Andrew Compart explored the Galapagos Archipelago aboard the Galapagos Explorer II. His report follows:
SAN DIEGO -- Promoting an agency Internet site takes a lot of hard work, attention to detail, savvy marketing and a long-term outlook, agreed agents and a consultant participating in a workshop session
DALLAS -- The local chapter of the Association for the Promotion of Tourism to Africa (APTA) set Nov. 30 for a dinner meeting focused on Morocco as a tourism destination.
If you live in dot-com land, do you want to move to dot-travel where consumers will recognize you as a travel provider? Or do you want to stay comfortably nested in dot-com land and let the words before
GROS ISLET, St. Lucia -- Ask general manager Dale McDaniel what sets the Hyatt Regency St. Lucia apart from its competitors, and his reply is simple: Service, service, service.
NEW YORK -- Two of Israel's leading museums are wheel-chair accessible, according to the Israel Ministry of Tourism here.
October 25, 2000
WASHINGTON -- Airlines, when dealing with customers in an off-line setting, are obliged under a new Transportation Department order to tell those customers when they are offering cheaper fares that are