December 13, 1999
WASHINGTON -- Agents in New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and New England hope to duplicate the efforts of their counterparts in Denver earlier this fall by staging a Day of Awareness to draw attention
WASHINGTON -- ARC adopted a proposal that will require most new travel agencies that are accredited after Jan. 1 to report sales electronically.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- ASTA amended its Travel Agent Manual to specify that individual travel agents have the right to make public statements about their current booking practices, which could include not
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. -- ETravNet.com, an agency franchisor based here, plans next year to introduce Haggle With Us, a tool that combines Internet and telephone service so that Web-connected consumers
December 13, 1999 by Laura Del Rosso
MOSS BEACH, Calif. -- Little did Karen Brown know that a trip to Europe on a whim 22 years ago would launch a career and associate her name with European inns and small hotels.
Thanksgiving is a time for summing up, so what better opportunity than the post-holiday period to cast an eye over the make-or-break travel news that earned the industry's attention in November. To wit:
NEW YORK -- Following is a selection of news items from Web travel services and travel technology providers:
December 11, 1999
Senior editor Jorge Sidron recently spent a few days exploring Holland's capital city. His report follows.
WASHINGTON -- Despite agency objections, ARC maintained its annual agency fee of $150 per location and raised its ticket requisition fees as interim measures pending a review aimed at developing a new
NEW YORK -- Travelocity.com and Preview Travel announced the formation of a marketing alliance with Priceline.com to sell air tickets.