November 8, 1999
HONOLULU -- Two major sources of volume business for Hawaii agents are interisland air tickets and Las Vegas leisure travel.
WASHINGTON -- The Defense Department promised to direct its contracting officers to move quickly to renegotiate rebate-based contracts held by travel agents in the defense/military market and said it is
PARK RIDGE, N.J. -- Car rental customers have a new toy to play with. Hertz's new NeverLost system, which rolled out this fall, uses Global Positioning System technology to guide customers from pick-up
NASHVILLE -- The Travel Agents of Tennessee scheduled a Conference & Trade Show Nov. 19 to 20 at the Sheraton Music City Hotel in Nashville.
ST. LOUIS -- TWA, the last major airline in the country without a regional jet service provider, is filling that gap with a new agreement with Chautauqua Airlines.
ASTA Travel Management Convention Daily
November 6, 1999
MIAMI BEACH -- What will the No. 1 on-line travel service be in 2000? Travelocity.com, according to delegates at the PhoCusWright Live99 Internet travel conference here.
ROSEMONT, Ill. -- Galileo International said it will launch two Internet sites by year's end, one that will enable consumers to access their Galileo agencies and a second that will give the public
MIAMI BEACH -- Most PhoCusWright delegates indicated that it might be another couple of years before the financial markets start to penalize electronic commerce companies for their lack of
TWA 800. Swissair Flight 111. They are, all too recognizably, coded shorthand for disasters -- names and numbers linked in an ironic half-life of shock and disbelief.