November 16, 1999
REDMOND, Wash. -- Expedia.com will launch a major branding campaign now that its initial public offering is completed.
STRASBOURG, France -- Don't wait for the "perfect person" when hiring a new staffer and "be realistic" about what you can expect out of that new employee.
NEW YORK -- A major philanthropic effort to bring Jewish young adults to Israel is expected to boost tourism in the future, according to Arie Sommer, consul and Israeli commissioner for tourism, North
NEW YORK -- Help for organizing groups in general and Catholic pilgrimages in particular is being offered by the Israel Government Tourist Office here. The IGTO's Northeast Region is offering a new
NEW YORK -- The annual @Travel conference sponsored by Jupiter Communications, an Internet research firm based here, is scheduled for April 27 and 28 in Miami.
Yes, there are some happy agents left these days. "It really is joyful work for me," said Nancy Johnson about her new company, the AlfresCo Alliance.
BOSTON -- Leo Mullin, Delta's chairman, president and chief executive officer, was on hand at Logan Airport here to announce the carrier's plans to renovate Terminal A.
The National Tour Association was presented with the Society for the Advancement of Travel for the Handicapped's Access to Freedom award during the ASTA World Travel Congress in Strasbourg, France.
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. -- HotelView, a producer of on-line travel videos with headquarters here, is offering cash to agents as an inducement to get them to refer hotels for inclusion in the company's hotel
November 15, 1999
NEW YORK -- On-line travel services said they aren't feeling endangered by a new Web site planned by Continental, Northwest, Delta and United, although they pointed out that not much is known yet about