November 24, 1999
DALLAS -- Wyndham Vacations, the new package operation of Wyndham International, will offer 12% commission through the end of the year on air-inclusive packages to properties in the company's Wyndham
November 23, 1999
SEATTLE -- The face of Alaska tourism marketing and promotion is changing. The old guard will be no more by the middle of next year.
Is ASTA finally getting a mitt and getting in the game? Perhaps. Last week's announcement by ASTA that it will begin running ads in Modern Bride magazine could be an indication that the organization is
WASHINGTON -- Forty-six travel agencies won hunting licenses to compete for the next five years in the civilian government market, which tops $500 million in air sales.
LONDON -- Turkish tourism officials are formulating a marketing strategy to counter the negative publicity generated by the earthquakes that have hit the country in recent months.
JERUSALEM, Israel -- San Francisco travel attorney Alexander Anolik advised travel agents to add Y2K notices to their consumer disclosure notices.
Collette Tours upgraded its Web site with a section for travel agents and a feature that enables users to search itineraries by destination, preferred activity or length of stay. The site is expected to
TORREMOLINOS, Spain -- A leading expert on the Year 2000 bug said its greatest risk to the trade is the integrity of travel data, particularly information used in accounting, payroll, data consolidation
Lynda Maxwell, owner of Destinations Incorporated, Columbia, Md., has translated her husband's interest in his ancestry into a way to boost her business to Great Britain. Maxwell, who is also a second
The British Tourist Authority believes its new Brit Agent specialist program is coming at the ideal time for travel agents. "This is the right time to be introducing such a program," says Louise Bryce,