November 12, 1999
WASHINGTON -- A passenger stuck in a taxicab in traffic on the way to the airport doesn't blame the taxi driver. So why, Continental's chairman asked, should an airline passenger blame the airline for
LONDON -- Opening ceremonies for this year's World Travel Market will feature musicians and dancers from the Royal Opera House and the founder of a global program that helps disadvantaged young people
Continental Airlines Vacations is offering a $150 bonus on all CRS bookings to Puerto Rico made by Nov. 30 for travel through Dec. 15. A minimum five-night stay is required, and certain restrictions
LONDON -- David Bellamy, a noted environmentalist in the U.K., will chair World Travel Market's debate on Environmental Awareness Day, Nov. 17, at the Earls Court Exhibition Center here.
Great Outdoor Recreation Pages (GORP), an Internet site for active, outdoor travel, acquired American Wilderness Experience (AWE), a tour operator based in Boulder, Colo., that offers a variety of
LONDON -- World Travel Market 1999, scheduled for Nov. 15 to 18 at Earls Court here, will showcase several new exhibitors to the market's floors.
This concludes our ASTA programming. The show's over, folks, and it appears that a good time was had by all. From what I could gather, most attendees seemed glad to have been a part of the 1999
BRISTOL, R.I. -- Antonio "Tony" Matos was born on the Azores Island of Faial and took up golf only after he immigrated to the U.S. Now, he is combining his heritage with his new love, operating golf
The State Department reminded U.S. citizens "to remain vigilant with regard to their personal security" while traveling abroad.
WASHINGTON -- The State Department advised travelers to Greece to avoid political demonstrations, which typically occur in mid-November to commemorate the 1973 student uprising against the military