Cape provides ideal settings for picture-perfect weddings
By tauntongazette.com
An open-air trolley ride, group photos taken on the beach, a sunset ceremony on a whale-watching cruise ship.
Zoom Collapse
By telegraph.co.uk
The carrier, which carried 500,000 passengers a year, became the latest victim of soaring fuel prices and the growing crisis in the aviation industry.
Promotion For Hawaii Hotel Executive
By eTN
HONOLULU, HI (August 28, 2008) – Halekulani Corporation, which owns and manages both Halekulani and the Waikiki Parc Hotel on Oahu, Hawaii, has promoted Gerald Glennon to the position of general ...
Jamaica
By AP
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Residents, tourists and oil workers fled as Gustav swamped Jamaica on Thursday, leaving 59 people dead in its wake.
Government Needs To Investigate And Act Upon Abuse
By eTN
ALEXANDRIA, VA - Following on the heels of legal actions taken by various states, including California, against a multi-level travel marketing firm (MLMs), ASTA is reiterating its stance regarding ...
2008 Visitor Numbers Up Nearly 20%
By eTN
NEW YORK, NY (AUGUST 28, 2008) – More than 1.5 million international visitors have come to Macau in the first six months of this year, a 46.5 % jump over the same period last year.
American Association Of Port Authorities
By eTN
ALEXANDRIA, VA – The American Association of Port Authorities, a trade group representing leading port authorities throughout the western hemisphere, has selected 25 seaports to be recognized ...
Flags Of Our Fathers Author James Bradley To Keynote
By eTN
ALEXANDRIA, VA – As the largest city in Alaska and home to one of the nation’s 19 “strategic” seaports, Anchorage will be the site of the American Association of Port Authorities’ (AAPA) ...
Strong Passenger Demand
By eTN
DELHI/UDAIPUR (August 28, 2008) - Effective September 1, 2008, Jet Airways, India’s premier international airline will re-introduce its third service on the Delhi-Udaipur sector with a new, ...
TIA's yearlong "Change the Debate" campaign
By eTN
The Federal Aviation Administration expects to have some figures today on exactly how many flights were affected by a major communications breakdown yesterday.
Goa
By indiatimes.com
PANAJI - The tourism minister Francis Xavier (Mickky) Pacheco lamented the criticism against his ministry and sought the Home ministry’s support to boost tourism and related activities in the ...
Phuket Murder
By AFP
A Thai man has been jailed for life for murdering a Swedish tourist on a beach in Phuket, a court official said yesterday.
Parents' Worst Nightmare
By loudountimes.com
Judy and Jeff Boyer, of Reston, faced a parent's worst nightmare last week.
Who Owns Paradise?
By eTN
WASHINGTON, DC - When ecotourism first emerged in the 1970s, it was hailed as a tool for protecting pristine nature while transforming the economies of nations in the developing world.
Situation Remains Unpredictable
By eTN
LONDON (August 27, 2008) - The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has changed its travel advice for Zimbabwe.
Southwest
By wsj.com
Southwest Airlines Co., five months after regulators demanded that it pay a record $10.2 million penalty for safety violations, has decided to fight the proposed punishment.
Hawaii
By signonsandiego.com
HONOLULU – Gov. Linda Lingle met Tuesday with 25 island hotel owners and operators to discuss efforts to get Hawaii's tourism industry back on track.
Jeffrey C. Crippen Joins Airline
By eTN
TULSA, OK (August 27, 2008) - Omni Air International, Inc., a Part 121 worldwide passenger charter airline, based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has announced that Mr. Jeffrey C.
Cruise News
By tcpalm.com
As airlines cut back on the number of flights and passenger dissatisfaction grows, the idea of driving to a cruise ship, unpacking once and enjoying entertainment and meals without venturing out ...
New Eco-Friendly, Volunteer-Oriented Lesbian Travel Company
By eTN
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (August 27, 2008) - Sweet, a new lesbian travel company, today announced it has finalized an agreement with Norwegian Cruise Line to charter the 1,972-passenger Norwegian ...
Miller Appointed Vice President
By eTN
CHICAGO, IL (August 27, 2008) - The Boeing Company named Charlie Miller vice president of International Corporate Communications, reporting to Tom Downey, senior vice president of Communications ...
Delta Air
By sltrib.com
Delta Air Lines Inc., the third-largest U.S. carrier, said it has drawn on a $1 billion revolving credit line to boost its cash holdings as it prepares to acquire Northwest Airlines Corp.
Initiates Five International Flights
By eTN
SAO PAULO, Brazil (August 27, 2008) - TAM announced an international market growth plan that surpasses estimates announced to the market at the end of 2007.
Glenn Carroll Appointed To Sales And Marketing Position
By eTN
Tony Potter, CEO and managing director of Malta-based hotel operator CHI Hotels & Resorts (formerly Corinthia Hotels International), today announced the appointment of Glenn Carroll in the ...
China
By xinhuanet.com
BEIJING - Beijing's Olympic venues will open to tourists during the week-long National Day holiday beginning Oct. 1, an official said on Wednesday.
Philippines
MANILA - Ten South Korean nationals on vacation tour in northern Philippines were killed on Wednesday when their van crashed onto a concrete wall, local media reported.
Bahrain International Exhibition Center - April 6 to 8
By eTN
The Gulf is now a major center for the workboat industry with multi-billion dollar offshore land reclamation development projects running concurrently with major oil and gas projects.
United Airlines Vs. United Pilots
By money.cnn.com
CHICAGO - UAL Corp., parent of United Airlines, and its pilots union are scheduled to appear in U.S.
Florida's Seller Of Travel Law
By eTN
ALEXANDRIA, VA - In response to several new amendments to Florida's Seller of Travel law, ASTA will file an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief in ABC Charters v.
Washington, DC
By examiner.com
WASHINGTON - The number of visitors to Washington rose in 2007 and is holding steady this year, though tourism officials are bracing for a decline in 2009 because of the weakening U.S.
