October 13, 2000
American has finished reconfiguring its domestic fleet to provide more space between rows, but it's still uncertain how much legroom a given passenger will have on a given aircraft.
NEW YORK -- Some tour op-erators have modified itiner-aries and/or relaxed cancel-lation policies for travelers booked to Israel and the Mid-dle East, but tourism profes-sionals who specialize in the
LONDON -- The British Tourist Authority (BTA) opened a "one-stop shop" for travel information and reservations near the Piccadilly Circus here.
Who says a midlife crisis has to be a bad thing? Debbie Tucker, owner of Travel Designs by Debbie in St. Petersburg, Fla. -- a 20-year industry veteran and former agency partner for seven years --
NEW YORK -- The European Railroads introduced their first new rail pass in four years, the Eurail Selectpass.
NEW YORK -- ScotAirways joined Europebyair.com's FlightPass program. Europebyair.com sells the popular $99 FlightPass as well
WHITEHORSE -- The Yukon Territory welcomed more than a quarter of a million tourists who spent more than $54 million from June through September of 1999, according to a report by the Yukon Bureau of
LONDON -- World Travel Market (WTM) is asking every visitor to the show, held here from Nov. 13-16, to donate one British pound to Just a Drop, the WTM charity fundraiser launched in 1997 for clean
October 12, 2000 by Grant Flowers
BALTIMORE -- The major American hotel companies haven't sustained recent progress in diversifying their business practices, according to the NAACP, which gave the industry an overall grade of C-minus in