September 28, 2000
NEW YORK -- Belgium's varied terrain, from flat Flanders to hilly Ardennes, makes the country attractive to cyclists at all levels, according to biking specialists and their clients.
NEW YORK -- After eight years working at Deloitte & Touche, David Hillman has established the firm of D. Hillman & Associates Inc. in New York.
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Walt Disney Travel Co. is enabling agents to close the sale on vacation packages to its second theme park here, Disney's California Adventure, opening Feb. 8, and to the park's
RIGA, Latvia -- One of the newest hotels to arrive on the Riga scene is the Hotel Grand Palace, which opened May 15.
LAS VEGAS -- The travel agent community has remained strong despite challenges to the distribution system, ASTA executive vice president William Maloney told delegates Tuesday.
September 28, 2000 by Brian Major
NEW YORK -- New ships are the lifeblood of the cruise industry, so much so that since 1980 the only years in which cruise passenger totals did not grow were 1994 and 1995, when cruise capacity grew by
NEW YORK -- Off-season travel to the U.K. has many advantages, among them fewer crowds and lower prices.
Trade association officials can't wave a magic wand and make everything better for their members, but Richard Copland, the New York City agent who takes over as ASTA president this week, has a
September 28, 2000 by Henry Magenheim
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. -- Agents and operators who plan motorcoach tours should not overlook a stay at an upscale hotel as an element of their program.