As mergers and transactions take place throughout the industry, Travel Agent asks its readers about what options they may be considering.
Travelers who purchased coach seats instead of a first-class ticket on domestic flights saved between $400 to $800 in 2007, while international travelers saved thousands.
For some U.S. travelers, summer will not end with a bang this Labor Day weekend but will just end, according to a AAA report.
Technological change has reinvented the way in which travel service suppliers bring their products and services to the marketplace, a new survey The NEXTgen Traveler says
Despite increased rates and increasing economic pressures last year, hotel was the top component purchased by online travel shoppers in the U.S., beating out airline tickets.
Labor Day 2008 travel will decline 5.7 percent from the 17 million passengers estimated to have traveled on U.S. airlines during the same period last year.
As gas prices soar and airlines add fuel surcharges and luggage fees, some vacationers are opting for "staycations" and one-tank-of-gas holiday excursions.
Airlines Reporting Corporation data for July 2008 shows total sales increasing 3.4 percent for the month to $6.7 billion. This totals $51.6 billion year to date.
Since the Department of State issued a travel warning for Colombia, Travel Agent recommends agents stay on top of the latest updates before sending clients to this Latin America destination.
In a recent consumer poll, more than 75 percent of Americans said they like to make their travel arrangements themselves.
What percentage of clients enters your office having already done preliminary Internet research on their trip?