December 15, 1999
The U.S. State Department threw a Y2K one-two punch over the last week that should have travelers thinking twice and then twice more about their New Year's travel plans.
ARC's recently announced decision to maintain its annual travel agency fee, $150 per location, and raise its requisition fees for paper ticket stock as interim measures comes as a slap in the face to
WASHINGTON -- Uncle Sam is going to make travelers pay 25 cents more for a domestic flight beginning Jan. 1. The domestic flight segment tax has been $2.25 since Oct. 1 but will increase to $2.50 during
December 15, 1999 by Mark Pestronk
Q: What insights for corporate travel management can be gained from the U.S. General Services Administration's recent awards to 46 travel agencies?
December 15, 1999 by Laura Del Rosso
LAS VEGAS -- The Travelers Conservation Foundation, a new U.S. Tour Operators Association-sponsored nonprofit organization, is off to a roaring start with industry donations that could total
In this column, my next-to last before all four digits change on the calendar, I'll take a very brief look back at travel over the 33 years I've been here. Next week, I'll venture some guesses about
CHICAGO -- Mark Travel came to the rescue of customers and agents of defunct tour operator Adventure Vacations, obtaining some 4,300 reservations records from the firm and its parent company,
December 15, 1999 by Jennifer Dorsey Marschak
MIAMI -- Royal Caribbean is planning a January rollout of CruisePay.com, a Web site that agents can use to electronically debit agency checking accounts to pay for Royal Caribbean and Celebrity
WASHINGTON -- The State Department gave travelers another reason to stay home during the millennium celebrations by issuing its fifth worldwide travel caution since Oct. 5 about the potential for
SEATTLE -- Uniglobe.com entered an on-line partnership with Visa USA to reach travel shoppers through specialized marketing programs.