December 9, 1999
JACKSON, Wyo. -- 'Tis the season to be extra vigilant about computer viruses, and that includes keeping a close watch on what's arriving in your e-mail's inbox.
December 8, 1999
CHICAGO -- Speaking at the Department of Transportation-sponsored Aviation in the 21st Century conference here, Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater unveiled an ambitious research and development plan
REDMOND, Wash. -- Angler's Choice Lodge, a short seaplane ride from Juneau, will offer packages of four, five and seven nights next summer, starting at $1,859 per person, double for four nights.
After the ASTA convention in Strasbourg, some colleagues and I took the rail route to London for the World Travel Market. That meant a pleasant four-hour train ride from Strasbourg to Paris and the
WASHINGTON -- ASTA urged ARC to eliminate its $150 annual fee per agency location on the grounds that "since the airlines have slashed commission levels below costs, asking travel agencies to pay for
December 8, 1999 by David J. Wardell
What is the relationship between ongoing airline commission reductions and electronic travel sales? Clearly, e-commerce is a catalyst, but I would suggest framing it as the cause is a mistake.
NEW ORLEANS -- Jazzland Theme Park is targeting May 20 as its opening date. The $100 million project, under construction on a 140-acre site, is 12 miles east of New Orleans' business district.
ST. LOUIS -- Fair Winds teamed with Andean Pacific Charters to offer two weekly non-stop charter flights from St. Louis to San Jose, Costa Rica, next year.
December 7, 1999
It was bound to happen. As the travel industry becomes increasingly involved in electronic media, it was only a matter of time before somebody in our midst figured out that a travel agency's Web
FAIRFAX, Va. -- Omega World Travel, the country's 10th largest agency in the 1999 Travel Weekly Top 50 listings, put up a Web site called Top9.com that really has nothing to do with travel.