November 26, 1999
If you're going to be within commuting distance of New York City on Tuesday and have yet to register for Europe 2000, here's a last chance to do so.
MEXICO CITY -- The Mexican government plans to implement a new policy next month that will require drivers to leave a refundable deposit of up to $800 before entering Mexico by car.
November 25, 1999
WASHINGTON -- In the first 10 months of this year, 1,931 full-service travel agency locations voluntarily gave up their ARC accreditation, more than double the number of closures during the first 10
WASHINGTON -- A wide-ranging financial services reform bill signed recently by President Clinton allows affiliates of national banks to own nonfinancial businesses such as travel agencies, an analysis
If you're reading this, you work too hard. It's Thanksgiving. Let's ease into it, shall we? We'll discuss something that won't bundle ASTA's dainties, irk the airlines (well, perhaps we can privately
NAIROBI, Kenya -- The first-time safari experience often far surpasses most travelers' expectations. Therein lies the challenge in a return visit: How can it possibly compare?
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WorldRes.com was late in the game booking a booth for the World Travel Market in London this month. Therefore, to catch the attention of delegates, a U.K.-based WorldRes marketer hatched the idea of
Delta Vacations announced a Book 3/Fly Free deal offering agents a free Delta ticket to Las Vegas or Orlando each time they book three packages to Las Vegas, Orlando and Walt Disney World Resort by Jan.
TAMPA, Fla. -- 800 Travel Systems Inc., an Internet and 800-number retailer of discounted travel products, named Peter Sontag president, effective immediately.