November 6, 1999 by Mark Pestronk
Q: With our new or higher fees for all tickets, do we have more liability for our errors and omissions? If so, should we obtain or increase our errors and omissions insurance?
November 6, 1999
The ASTA World Travel Congress, on this week in Strasbourg, France, includes a seminar that is more appropriate than the program creators probably anticipated.
ATLANTA -- WorldTravel Technologies signed with Internet services firm iXL Inc. to expand into a transaction-processing, fulfillment and electronic commerce provider for travel agencies, airlines and
November 5, 1999
All week I've been getting ready for tonight's flight to Strasbourg and the ASTA shindig that awaits. Between putting my house in order here at Crossroads and working with the Travel Weekly bunch to
November 5, 1999 by Laura Del Rosso
SAN FRANCISCO -- A tour operator is claiming that the U.S. State Department "overreacted" by calling her clients to tell them their upcoming trip to the west central Asia republic of Kyrgyzstan was
WASHINGTON -- The State Department issued warnings urging Americans to defer travel to Russia, Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus because their computer systems may not be updated for 2000.
Aero Continente, a Peruvian airline that is gearing up to launch Lima-Miami flights, is joining ARC.
MINNEAPOLIS -- Carlson Wagonlit Travel said it signed a multiyear agreement with Galileo International, making it one of the CRS firm's largest clients.
France will build a high-speed rail line -- the TGV EST, connecting Paris to Strasbourg -- by 2006, according to Rail Europe in Harrison, N.Y.
November 5, 1999 by Ernest Blum
MIAMI -- Norwegian Cruise Line launched its first incentive-travel certificate program, called Norwegian Rewards, which is designed to provide more flexibility for incentive programs than conventional