November 10, 1999
While some of the agents I spoke to following ASTA's Monday general session felt that the elaborate entertainment segment left too little time to deal with substantive issues (more about that next
OAKBROOK TERRACE, Ill. -- Tower Travel Management, a $60 million, family-owned agency based here, promoted John Smith from executive vice president to president.
November 9, 1999
Strasbourg, the venue for this year's ASTA World Travel Congress, is a French place but it's also a German place. It has been one or the other so many times in its history that families can remember
November 9, 1999 by Linda Humphrey
LOS ANGELES -- When you spend much of your time hopping from one luxury hotel to the next, how do you choose from the hundreds of five-star properties?
MIAMI -- Web travel sites aren't all living up to the hype of their press releases, according to consumer-press reporters who cover the on-line travel beat.
The Travel Industry Association's Hall of Leaders is welcoming two new members: Michael Egan, founder of Certified Vacations and former long-time leader of Alamo; and Ed Hogan, founder of Pleasant
STRASBOURG, France -- Past ASTA president Jeanne Epping, chief executive officer and president of Santa Cruz (Calif.) Travel, received ASTA's 1999 Travel Agent of the Year award.
November 9, 1999 by Joseph Kornik
STRASBOURG, France -- Pledging to keep commissions at 10%, Thomas Oliver, president and chief executive officer of Bass Hotels and Resorts, said it is time for agents and suppliers to unite for the same
November 9, 1999 by Brian Major
NICE, France -- Experienced travelers vacationing in Europe are often said to prefer small, upscale hotels offering the personal service and intimate surroundings absent from larger, flashier properties
CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- SeaJets, the newly formed hydrofoil service based here, inaugurated service on Nov. 6, according to George Bradley, president and chief executive officer.