Travel companies set their sights on Cuba
From cruise lines to ferries to airlines, businesses are getting in line to shepherd masses of Americans to the long-forbidden island of Cuba. Many hope to benefit quickly under new...
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Executives target first-time cruisers at convention
It wasn't the millions of passengers or the billions of dollars of revenue that cruise industry leaders wanted to talk about Tuesday at Cruise Shipping Miami, the world's largest cruise...
Breakers’ historian, 95, transports guests to the past
To hear historian James Ponce tell it, you'd think you were back in Old Florida — when Henry Flagler built the luxury Breakers hotel in an area known for farmhouses,...
How to maximize hotel loyalty programs
Hotel loyalty programs are getting easier to use and more generous, often with no blackout dates, and consumers are flocking to them to earn free hotel rooms, room upgrades and...
More vacations are spanning 3 generations
Grandparents are traveling with their families more, and they're attracting cruise lines, hotels and theme parks eager for their growing business. At least 5 million family vacations a year in...
Phone cards offer convenience–and risk
Ben Brooks doesn't have a long-distance account for his home phone in Coral Springs, Fla., or at his central Florida vacation place in Bushnell, but that doesn't stop him from...
TECHNOLOGY GROWS IN LATIN AMERICA
Throughout Latin America, educators, executives and consumers are realizing that to keep pace in a global economy, they must have fast PCs, the latest software and high-speed Internet connections. That...
FIDEL CASTRO SILENT, BUT BROTHER UTTERS TIRADE AGAINST U.S.
With his brother, Fidel, and thousands of Cubans cheering him on, Raul Castro accused the United States on Saturday of launching an aggressive campaign against Cuba, including hotel bombings and...