November 30, 1999
MEXICO CITY -- Grupo Posadas, the Latin American hotel company, will roll out a brand called Caesar Business Hotels.
EAST GREENVILLE, Pa. -- On-line discount travel specialist 1travel.com, based here, introduced a new type of discount pricing, called White Label, which provides information up front to Web shoppers but
NEW YORK -- American Express Vacations Europe is teaming with Delta Air Lines to offer agents free air travel for booking air-inclusive escorted tours in 2000.
STRASBOURG, France -- Not enough travel agents are selling travel insurance, which is a potential new revenue stream for travel retailers, said Paul Ruden, senior vice president of legal affairs for
November 29, 1999
NEW YORK -- The long-awaited political agreement enabling Northern Ireland's assembly to appoint its executive cabinet and begin an era of self-government are signs of credibility that could
WASHINGTON -- Much like an airplane that loads with passengers, pulls from the gate and sits interminably on the tarmac, Congress didn't get very far this session in its attempt to open the airline
November 29, 1999 by Laura Del Rosso
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The National Tour Association raised $200,000 to conduct a study of the economic impact of package travel beginning in 2000.
MINNEAPOLIS -- Northwest Airlines WorldVacations boosted travel agent commission to 15% on land portion of Asia and Europe packages booked through Dec. 31 for travel through March 31.
NEW YORK -- Tzell Travel Specialists Inc., based here, acquired the Travel Collaborative, a $28 million agency in Cambridge, Mass., as its newest branch office.
NEW YORK -- Windjammers, also referred to as tall ships, generally offer a more informal environment compared to traditional motor cruise ships. They also are generally smaller and offer fewer