December 11, 1999
SHANGHAI -- Hanging on the wall in my house is a painting of my grandfather standing in an alley in this city, near the row home he occupied with his wife and my father more than half a century ago.
December 11, 1999 by Brian Major
NEW YORK -- Disney Cruise Line introduced a seven-day cruise-only product to its lineup and unveiled a tiered override program paying up to 16% commission.
In an ideal life, to get from point A to point B, I would fly over water and big land masses but forgo short connecting flights to take the train.
December 11, 1999 by Joe Dempty
With this article, Joe Demty returns to the subject of Y2K preparedness for those who still have issues to resolve. His two earlier articles on the subject appeared in past Workshops on Paper.
December 10, 1999
U.S. Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater must have been bigger than the Bulls during his stay in Chicago this week at the DOT-sponsored Aviation in the 21st Century -- Beyond Open Skies conference.
LAS VEGAS -- Are CRS vendors dinosaurs in danger of extinction? Maybe not. But just as agents must respond to changes in the marketplace to survive, so must CRSs "morph" into new forms to stay in
Air Transat, a carrier based in Mirabel, Quebec, that serves points in Florida and Hawaii, is joining ARC.
WASHINGTON -- ARC gave travel agents who report sales electronically the option of doing it through the Internet as well as their CRS terminals.
WASHINGTON -- The federal government, which spends $1.7 billion a year on lodging during official trips, is trying to leverage its business with selected hotel properties, starting with Boston.
NEW YORK -- Former homes of wealthy citizens of the Ottoman Empire have been converted to special-category hotels and are featured in packages to Istanbul offered by Megatrails this winter.