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04/02/12, 16:58:14 EST
Weekend Nonstops on AirTran Airways Get to Vacation Destinations Faster
Hit the Beach Sooner, Go Home Later, on Low-Fare Carrier
Portugal & Spain Launch Online Travel Guide Offering Travel Deals & Interactive Tourism Information
New Website Promotes Iberian Peninsula As One Destination with Travel Giveaway
United Seeks Term Loan Amendment
United Airlines today announced that it is pursuing an amendment to its existing credit agreement.
Hawaii Superferry delays relaunch
The Hawaii Superferry just can't seem to catch a break. The Dec. 1 relaunch of the Superferry was pushed back yesterday to Dec. 6.
Stratus Alliance Aircraft Charter Network Launches in Texas
Stratus Alliance, a new, low-cost aircraft charter network aimed at business and pleasure travelers, has chosen the Texas market as the starting point for growing their affordable service on a national level.
Air China to Expand its Network in Winter 2007
Chinese flag carrier Air China is continuing to expand its network of routes globally.
Southwest Airlines Offers Nationwide Air Fare Sale From $49 to $99 One-Way
Baby, it's cold outside! Warm up to these super low fares offered on southwest.com only.
Hard Rock International and Lagomar Resort Announce Development of Hard Rock Hotel Panama
Vibrant Resort Property to Offer a Four-Star, Luxury Environment Combined with Unique Rock Vibe
Only Santa Flies for Less: Frontier Airlines Announces Two-Day Sale
Frontier Airlines is excited to announce a major sale beginning Tuesday, Nov. 27.
EL AL Israel Airlines Releases Best Ever Quarterly Financial Results
Reports Net Profit of more than $41 Million for Q3
Qantas Airways Agrees to Plead Guilty and Pay Criminal Fines for Fixing Prices on Cargo Shipments
Australian-based Qantas Airways Limited has agreed to plead guilty and pay a $61 million criminal fine for its role in a conspiracy to fix rates for international air cargo shipments, the Department of Justice announced today.
Portland sees cruise ship surge
Ken Kantro and other merchants in Portland's Old Port noticed more customers coming from cruise ships this year than ever before -- and they had plenty of money to spend.
Virgin Nigeria Joins ARC and Selects Discover the World Marketing to Handle Its Sales in US and Most of Europe
Virgin Nigeria, Nigeria's private flag carrier, has taken some important steps especially in the US market to increase its visibility by recently joining ARC as a participating carrier and selecting Discover the World Marketing to handle its sales throughout the US and most of Europe.
Travel Industry Snubs Tenerife Hospitality
Tenerife’s tourism industry has had to cancel a lavish three-day hospitality event for British travel agents after the 1,300 delegates attending this month’s ABTA Travel Convention showed almost no interest in signing up for it.
Tel Aviv Tourist Association Launches New Web Site Featuring Resources and Information for American Travelers
The Association for Tourism for the city of Tel Aviv-Jaffa has unveiled its new Web site specifically designed for tourists from the United States, Visit TLV (http://www.visit-tlv.co.il/usa).
Malaysian Airline Sees Profit Rise
Flagship carrier operator Malaysian Airline System Bhd. said Monday its third-quarter net profit rose 52 percent from the previous year, boosted by buoyant passenger demand.
FAA: Airline safety management systems not quite ready for prime time
An international call for airlines to have safety management systems in place by January 2009 will probably not be met in the USA as the Federal Aviation Administration and other stakeholders attempt to perfect how the tools are used in practice.
Cambodia To Get New Airline
The Cambodian government signed a joint venture agreement with two Indonesian companies Friday, to form a new national airline to exploit the country's growing tourism industry.
At Five Year Celebration, Philadelphia Gay Tourism Caucus Announces Five New Goals
New efforts to promote region as a leading gay-friendly travel destination
Zambian airline latest carrier to pull out of Zimbabwe
Zambia's national airline has become the latest carrier to withdraw services to and from Zimbabwe, the company said Monday.
Hispanic Hotel Owners Association to Host Hotel Investment Seminar in Dallas
Hospitality CEOs from Peak Hospitality and Accor North America To Keynote
Relais & Chateaux Announces New Members for 2008 During Annual International Congress in Washington, DC
34 Privately-Owned Hotels & Restaurants Join the Prestigious Global Association
JetBlue lists airline tickets on travel Web sites
Low-cost U.S. carrier JetBlue Airways Corp has begun selling tickets through online travel agencies Travelocity, Orbitz Worldwide, and Priceline.com, the companies said on Monday.
After Iceberg Sunk Cruise Ship, Antarctic Tourism Sinking
After bearing 5 hours in sub-zero temperatures, passengers and crew of the MS Explorer are now safe and sound. Environmentalists and the Antarctica tourism industry, however, are in distress.
Virgin America Appoints C. David Cush as Chief Executive Officer
Board of Directors Hires Former American Airlines Exec to Replace Fred Reid
British Airways Drops Plan to Bid for Spain's Iberia
British Airways Plc, Europe's third-largest airline, dropped plans to bid for Spanish carrier Iberia Lineas Aereas de Espana SA.
Korean Air budget airline has 2008 start
Korean Air Lines Co. said Monday that its new low-cost airline was set to begin operations next May with routes to regional destinations including China and Malaysia.
Skyservice Airlines cuts emissions with introduction of first fuel efficient Boeing B-757 in Canada
Skyservice Airlines is pleased to announce with the support of CIT Aerospace, the introduction into service of a Boeing B-757 aircraft equipped with Aviation Partners Boeing blended winglets.
Tourism chief tells hotels to raise prices 'because they're too cheap'
HOTEL operators and guesthouse owners across Scotland have been told to raise prices during peak periods to cash in on demand from visitors.
Forget A Travelers' Bill Of Rights
Airline travelers have been tempted recently by the lofty idea of a so-called "Passenger Bill of Rights." The premise of this new proposed legislation is that if Congress gets involved in the airline industry again, air travel will return to a much-desired level of normalcy.
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