October 6, 2000 by Bill Poling
FAIRFAX, Va. -- Omega World Travel here knows that over 50% of air travelers would be willing to pay up to $25 extra for a nonstop flight.
October 6, 2000
LAS VEGAS -- Consumer dissatisfaction with travel delays will force the various modes of transportation to drop "tribal fiefdoms" in favor of integrated service, Amtrak president George Warrington said
WASHINGTON -- Colonial Williamsburg, the restored 18th century capital of Virginia, joined ARC as a supplier, enabling travel agents to sell passes to the attraction on ARC tour orders, effective
Tired of hearing about travel agents leaving the profession in droves for friendlier careers? Meet Walter Littlejohn, president of Great Vacations Inc. in Teaneck, N.J., who went the other way, founding
Hilton tooted its own horn by announcing that it added more new midprice and upscale rooms in the first half of 2000 than any other hotel company.
Einar Bollason, director of Ishestar Riding Tours, talked about his plans to expand the company with associate editor Paul Felt at the equestrian operator's new 10,000-square-foot Ishestar Riding
One of the dilemmas posed by the Internet is how much contact with clients is too much. Push e-mails are powerful tools that allow anyone selling something to stay in constant touch with customers but
October 6, 2000 by Doug Oakley
WAIKIKI, Hawaii -- Marriott International said it is in final negotiations to buy Hawaii's third-largest hotel, the 1,303-room Hawaiian Regent Hotel here.
LAS VEGAS -- National Airlines will introduce a daily nonstop, roundtrip flight serving Washington's Ronald Reagan National Airport on Oct. 26.
MORAGA, Calif. -- Wildlife Safari created a 14-night Family Safari that explores the major game reserves in Kenya: Amboseli, Samburu and Masai Mara.