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Denihan offers 15% commission on bookings made May 2The promotion applies to Denihan brands such as James and Affinia as well as hotels like New York's The Benjamin.

Grimmett departing Travel Leaders GroupShe had been hired to lead Protravel International and Tzell Travel Group in 2016 after a long career with Delta Air Lines.

Should tour ops be worried about Marriott, OTAs encroaching on their turf?

Should tour ops be worried about Marriott, OTAs encroaching on their turf?Operators and packagers will have to continue to prove their unique value to travelers, something they will no doubt continue...

Crystal to tighten payment rules, charge administration fee

Crystal to tighten payment rules, charge administration feeFor 2020 departures, the luxury line will increase the initial deposit from 20% to 25% across all products and require final...

Nexion schedules luxury travel forumThe event is geared for agents who want to start selling luxury travel or expand their luxury sales.

Avoya creates tiers for education programThe host agency's Mastermind Academy now offers three levels of training for agents based on their experience level.

Deluxe Suites on the Crystal Endeavor will measure 304 square feet.

Crystal reveals details about accommodations on upcoming yachtCEO Tom Wolber called them "the largest and most spacious suites in the expedition industry."

Private-equity firm acquires International Cruise & ExcursionsWith the investment, 3i Group plans to expand ICE's international business.

Christine Mackay, co-founder of Travelers Against Plastics, demonstrates how she uses a SteriPEN to purify water in Mexico.

Industry determined to do more on the environmentIn the lead-up to this year's Earth Day on April 22, the travel industry highlighted some of its top sustainability goals,...

Article on Mexico incidents raises issue of agent disclosuresA story in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel alleges that travel agents did not warn their clients of potential dangers at resorts...