November 17, 1999
NEW YORK -- Giants, the 1,800-member consortium here, confirmed that it entered into a "strategic alliance" with Atlanta-based WorldTravel Partners. Specific details of the alliance are not known, but
ORLANDO -- A ground transportation concourse has opened at the international airport here, freeing Level 2 -- the baggage claim curb -- for the exclusive use of private vehicles. All other vehicles --
WASHINGTON -- The Interactive Travel Services Association (ITSA) scheduled its first Online Travel Day in Washington for March 14 to educate Congress, federal agencies and the Washington press corps
Although the airline-owned CRSs have hardly been the object of agents' affection of late, it should not go unrecognized that Worldspan, Sabre and Galileo have begun to take steps to ease the burden on
November 17, 1999 by Felicity Long
PORTLAND, Maine -- Resort Sports Network, an Internet information source for mountain sports, based here, acquired Moguls Ski and Snowboard Tours, a ski and snowboard tour operator in Boulder, Colo. The
PORTLAND, Ore. -- A mixed-use commercial project called CascadeStation is under development adjacent to Portland Airport.
SECAUCUS, N.J. -- Travel Weekly's parent company, Reed Elsevier, sued Expedia.com and Microsoft, alleging breach of contract relating to the hotel directory services provided to Expedia by Reed
SANTA MONICA, Calif. -- Stamps.com here formed a subsidiary called EncryptTix to develop alternative applications for its Internet postage technology, including the delivery of tickets, boarding passes
STRASBOURG, France -- Chicago-based TA Net, which provides technology products to the trade, unveiled two new items at the ASTA World Travel Congress here.
November 17, 1999 by Mark Pestronk
Q: Do you agree with Kevin Mitchell of the Business Travel Coalition that as many as 60% of travel agencies will go out of business in the next few years as a result of the commissions cuts?