October 12, 2000
ST. LOUIS -- Escorted tour participants learn quickly that the tour director is the one who makes it all work, who covers every contingency, insulates the guests from all the travel logistics and acts
Business as usual for Israel marketing NEW YORK -- Even though current disturbances are likely to slow travel volume to the Holy Land, Israel is not suspending its marketing activity, according to
WELLESLEY, Mass. -- The Automobile Association of America is sponsoring the national TAP test, which was developed by the Institute of Certified Travel Agents, ASTA and others to measure the entry-level
One of the frailties of the travel agency business has been its emphasis on top-line results. We still talk in terms of $4 million or $10 million agencies, the numbers referring to gross sales. But as
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- SeaEscape Entertainment, which operates day and evening cruises on the Island Adventure from Port Everglades, signed a 10-year lease renewal for berth space at the port and
ROSEMONT, Ill. -- DER Travel Services, based here, slated four escorted departures focusing on the Christmas markets in Austria, France, Germany and Switzerland.
BOTHELL, Wash. -- Captura, a company that automates expense management with Web-based software, announced that it was the recipient of a $15 million investment from the Ford Motor Co.
ORLANDO -- It's not over once the client takes the train rather than the plane.
ST. LOUIS -- Three of Europe's most storied cities -- Interlaken, Switzerland; St. Petersburg, Russia, and Vienna -- are highlights of Intrav's Christmas and New Year's in Europe by Private Luxury Jet
ATLANTA -- The U.S. is the most important market for South Africa, according to Owen Leed, the new chief marketing officer at that country's tourism promotion agency, Satour.