September 26, 2000
An article detailing Linda Rawlings' efforts as a travel activist appeared in the Sept. 18 issue. The following is her advice to those just getting started.
NEW YORK -- Freehill, Hogan & Mahar LLP, based here is handling claims from Premier Cruise Lines passengers who had cruises cancelled by the Florida-based operator's abrupt suspension of operations on
September 26, 2000 by Shuly Kustanowitz
BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel, this city's largest property and its first new hotel in nine years, is expected to open at the Inner Harbor in February.
September 26, 2000 by Felicity Long
RALEIGH, N.C. -- The hardest thing about designing a motorcoach tour of North Carolina will be deciding from among the options, according to Mikie Wall, director of marketing for the North Carolina
When the Internet arrived, many observers assumed that it would be most effective for simple travel arrangements: buying an air ticket, booking a hotel room or car rental. The assumption was that the
LITTLE ROCK -- Some 70 communities, from DeWitt (population 3,400) to Little Rock, will participate in the Arkansas Trail of Holiday Lights program Nov. 20 to Dec. 29.
LAS VEGAS -- Worldspan introduced an Internet-based system scheduled to go live by the end of October.
September 25, 2000
LAS VEGAS -- Looking for some help with Web research? Judy Albright, author of Internet Travel Resources, recommended about a dozen sites to attendees at the Winning Web Searches seminar on Sunday.
LAS VEGAS -- Bermuda is cultivating the business of high-end travelers who have an interest in eco-tourism, spas and sports such as diving, said David Allen, Bermuda's minister of tourism.
Ron Andruff, president and chief executive officer of Fare 1, said his company's Internet booking platform will enable travel agents as a group to "take a place at the bargaining table [with suppliers]