November 12, 1999
Travelbyus.com, an Internet company in White Rock, British Columbia, announced a deal to buy Cheap Seats, a Los Angeles-based air consolidator, for $10 million.
Some final thoughts are in order on the ASTA World Travel Congress wrapping up here in Strasbourg.
November 11, 1999
PHILADELPHIA -- Biztravel.com announced its first major enhancements since being acquired by Rosenbluth International, including 24-hour customer service from live travel agents and a low-fare search
HONOLULU -- Hawaiian Airlines will add a second daily roundtrip flight from San Francisco to Honolulu in June using a DC-10 aircraft.
Marriott's plan to continue paying agencies ten percent only if they complete a hotel-sales training course is not steamrolling through the hotel industry.
NEW YORK -- According to the group's annual corporate travel study, about 51% of business travelers plan to use the Internet to make their travel arrangements within the next five years. That figure was
MIAMI BEACH -- Fewer on-line travelers in the U.S. are making a habit of going to brick-and-mortar agencies to buy air tickets for leisure trips, according to a survey by PhoCusWright, a Sherman,
ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- The National Business Travel Association entered partnerships with the Australian Business Travel Association and the U.K.'s Institute of Travel Management as part of a wider effort
The Puerto Rico Tourism Co. will kick off an ad campaign designed to draw potential visitors into travel agencies. The PRTC said the campaign encompasses two 15-second ads that will appear on national
NEW YORK -- Reed Travel Exhibitions announced that its first Mediterranean Travel Fair will be held March 1 to 3 in Cairo.