December 4, 1999
GIRDWOOD -- View wildlife by the light of the midnight sun in June.
NEW YORK -- When bad news strikes a foreign destination, the travel agent should be prepared to serve as the client's most objective advisor, letting him know of potential risks but also keeping the
NEW YORK -- Intermodal travel is expected to be a major aspect of Europe's transportation solutions in the next century, according to a panel of industry representatives at Travel Weekly's Europe 2000
AUSTIN, Texas -- A new policy implemented Dec. 1 requiring drivers of U.S.-registered vehicles to leave refundable deposits of up to $800 before entering Mexico is drawing criticism from Texas Gov.
December 4, 1999 by Rose A. Hache
Hiring for character is as important as selecting for computer skills and sales ability. In my law practice where I advise the owners and management of agencies, I have found that people can be taught
Maybe it is because I have spent so much of my career writing for retailers that I pay extra attention to what those outside the travel business do to please and maybe even amuse their customers.
December 3, 1999
CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- In a time when some are questioning the value of travel agencies, Lorraine Travel Bureau here received a commendation from an unusual source: the U.S. Coast Guard.
December 3, 1999 by Brian Major
NEW YORK -- Cruise operators are finding increasingly fertile waters beyond the industry's traditional South Florida base.
800 Travel Systems, Tampa, Fla., said that through a joint venture with Sabre, it integrated a live on-line chat feature as a customer enhancement to its Web reservations site, www.lowairfare.com.
In its first six months of operation, AlfresCo Alliance, the Research Triangle, N.C.-based corporate adventure firm founded by travel agency owner Nancy Johnson, had specific trips written up in two