October 18, 2000
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- More than 80 suppliers are slated to participate in the annual Hudson Valley ASTA Trade Show, scheduled here for Oct. 31 -- Halloween.
October 18, 2000 by Laura Del Rosso
SAN FRANCISCO -- The Mark Hopkins Inter-Continental, one of this city's Nob Hill grand dames hotels, underwent a $50 million face-lift that will keep it in competition with its worthy rivals.
Northwest made a little bit of history recently when it withdrew its flights and fares from the LowestFare.com Web site, claiming it was being victimized by unfair, inaccurate or "biased" displays.
There's a Billy Crystal movie called "Mr. Saturday Night" about a once-successful television comedian who has faded into obscurity and can't accept his situation.
October 17, 2000
NEW YORK -- Two cruise lines altered itineraries of ships slated to call at Middle Eastern ports after the U.S. State Department imposed a travel warning against Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, and
October 17, 2000 by Bill Poling
WASHINGTON -- So how much does the Big Guy make? You'd expect the chief executive officers of major airlines to be pretty high up there, along with the top guys at some of the brand-name hotel and
SAN FRANCISCO -- United and Delta passengers will get high-speed wireless access at airports for laptops and hand-held devices under agreements with SoftNet Systems.
October 17, 2000 by Jerry Limone
ATLANTA -- TRX struck an agreement with McCord Travel Management, the Chicago-based firm that totaled $813 million in sales in 1999.
As I walked the trade show floor at the ASTA congress in Las Vegas a few weeks ago, I sought out companies that were not in the show a year earlier, or indeed, that might not have even existed last
Although customers have become much more worldly about the travel industry in recent times -- the majority of them may be able to explain code shares in 25 words or less -- there are still times when