October 23, 2000
I'd like to tell you I'm thinking seriously about the travel business this Monday morning but it would be a half-truth at best, maybe even a lie. Like a lot of people born and raised in New York, I'm
NEW YORK -- It has been a busy year in the on-line meetings industry as far as deals made with corporate travel companies go. Here are a few highlights:
This year's ASTA congress in Las Vegas once again featured a shopping opportunity that lets delegates have fun while doing good.
October 23, 2000 by Mark Pestronk
Q: One of my agency's key employees has announced his resignation and plans to go to work for a large agency moving into our town.
WILMETTE, Ill. -- How would you like a client like this: One of the top executives at Microsoft decides to take his family to Italy for 16 days, staying in suites at five-star hotels and requesting all
NEW YORK -- The Spanish Tour Operators Association (STOA) and the Association of Tour Operators to Portugal (ATOP) will stage a series of fall educational seminars for travel agents on the East Coast.
NEW YORK -- Consolidation of young Internet companies into meetings and convention-planning alliances began in earnest last spring.
There's a product out there for agents who have really adventurous -- and really rich -- clients. It's an around-the-world scavenger hunt in which participants compete for $100,000 in cash and the title
October 21, 2000
ROCHESTER, Wis. -- About three-quarters of all corporate travel managers negotiate with airlines, hotels and car rental agencies to obtain discounts off published prices, according to Runzheimer
October 21, 2000 by Kimberly Scholz
PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas -- Destination Atlantis, a new in-house vacation planning initiative for Atlantis here, serves as a one-stop shopping center for the property.