Travel News: Airlines, Tourism and Airfares

Summit To Conclude With AH&LEF Dinner Tribute Honoring Stewart Bainum

Triplex Rooftop Pool Complex, Spa, Ballroom, Dining and Retail Under One Roof

Enhanced Offering Includes 5 New Beef Entrees and a Total of 28 Dishes

Banfi Vintners, America’s largest importer of wines from Chile and Argentina, confirms that effective Thursday, March 11, shipments will resume from the port of San Antonio, Chile.

Investment Supports Expansion of National Further Processing Services Provider to the U.S. Foodservice and Restaurant Industries

If anything strikes fear in the hearts of hoteliers these days, it’s social media. Seemingly overnight, we’re expected to tune in to dozens of websites each day to make sure no one has badmouthed us or posted an embarrassing video. If they have, we’re obliged to respond in a courteous, guest-is-always-right manner, knowing that everyone is listening - travelers, clients, media and the competition. No pressure there.

Fishermen and women alike are heading out to the fishing grounds with marked anticipation as the 2010 wild Alaska halibut and black cod (sablefish) season opens March 6, 2010. Catch limits for Alaska halibut and black cod are set at 40.3 million pounds and 24.9 million pounds, respectively.

Three employees who worked as suite attendants at New York's marquee tennis tournament, the US Open, filed a class and collective action lawsuit on behalf of suite attendants. The case was filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York (Case No. 10 Civ. 0935) on behalf of persons who worked as suite attendants at the Arthur Ashe Stadium at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center during the 2004-2009 US Open Tennis Tournament.

UAL Corporation, parent company of United Airlines, announced today that it has named Dana Sacks vice president – Human Resources Partners and Talent Acquisition. Sacks will be responsible for leading the HR support team for the company’s business leaders and for talent acquisition.

Based on a statistical average of 3.00%, AERL’s net profit before general and administrative expenses is typically 0.45% of the Rolling Chip Turnover.