November 10, 1999
FORT WORTH, Texas -- American Airlines Vacations announced the first three winners of its Super Shopping Spree: Caroline Kadoch, AAA Cal State, San Jose, Calif.; Carmen Tetraulk, National Leisure Gorup,
Agencies can earn airline miles for corporate business when they sign up for TWA's new Aviators Entrepreneur Program, which the airline described as a way to boost business from small to midsize
MONTREAL -- Logibro, a technology company specializing in tour reservations, said it is developing a Web booking site for Universal Studios Escape that will include an agents-only area.
WASHINGTON -- American Express named Tharwat Abour-aya regional director of the Mid-Atlantic/Southeast in its Consumer Travel Network.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Most regions of Arkansas exhibit fall foliage colors by mid-November, so now is the time to see the state in all its glory, according to the Department of Parks and Tourism.
A new version of ASTA's Web site, ASTAnet, is in the works, said Stephanie Kenyon, ASTA's vice president, industry affairs and travel technology who spoke at a session on how ASTA can help its
Bermuda is stepping up its marketing efforts in the Midwest and on the West Coast to support new air service starting next spring to Hamilton from TWA and Delta, David Allen, Bermuda's minister of
The number of U.S. airline people here at the ASTA meeting in Strasbourg is so small you can almost count them. United, of course, is no longer welcome in the Society. I haven't seen anyone from Delta
The Institute of Certified Travel Agents and Travel Guard International introduced Selling Travel Insurance, a course designed to help agencies sell more travel insurance and improve profitability.
November 10, 1999 by Mark Pestronk
Q: My agency's independent contractors are resisting our efforts to implement new and higher service fees. Can we require them to adhere to our fee schedules? If so, why isn't this illegal price fixing