December 7, 1999
The General Services Administration advised federal civilian travel managers that they will be asked to start paying transaction fees to their travel agencies sooner than expected.
NEW YORK -- A new Web site is offering to help passengers resolve air- and cruise- travel-related complaints "ranging from delays to overbooking to rude [airline] agents."
SEATTLE -- Global Leisure Travel sold air ticket consolidator Jetset Travel, North America, to Lowestfare.com, an Internet-based travel service owned by former TWA chairman Carl Icahn.
At luxury4less.com, the new luxury travel Web site, "we aim to be everything Expedia and Travelocity are not," said Ted Charron.
MEXICO CITY -- The Mexican government suspended until further notice a new program requiring drivers of U.S.-registered vehicles entering Mexico to leave a deposit of up to $800.
The Mountain Travel Symposium, scheduled for April 2 to 9, has been moved from Park City, Utah, to Snowmass Village, Colo.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- The National Business Travel Association launched a Web site designed to help frequent business travelers get through the day.
PHILADELPHIA -- Rosenbluth International entered another alliance to provide conferencing services over the Internet, marking one more step in its growing "business interaction solutions" program to
December 6, 1999 by Laura Del Rosso
HUNT VALLEY, Md. -- Renaissance Travel Solutions, which operates Adventure Vacations and several vacation package brands for airlines, has ceased operations.
December 6, 1999
I was all set to devote this morning's Window Seat real estate to Mexico's ill-conceived decision to up the deposit required for visitors who cross the border by car. Wouldn't you know that before I got