Travelocity Names Top 14 Romantic Hotel Deals for Valentine’s Day

Breathtaking sights, free champagne and suite upgrades may sound out of reach this Valentine’s Day, but it might not be when booking hotel deals with Travelocity. This holiday, travelers can choose from Travelocity’s top 14 romantic hotel deals* and value adds in the U.S.

Sabre Launches Industry’s First Eco-Certified Hotel Program

Sabre Holdings, a global technology company for the travel industry, today announced the launch of its Sabre Eco-Certified Hotel Program, an industry first program that provides clear and easy access to sustainable travel offerings throughout Sabre’s portfolio.

Cutting the cost of flying

A round trip from Philadelphia to Venice on Alitalia for $247? This offer, seen on Travelocity, seemed like a steal until Consumer Reports' reporter discovered, just before booking, that taxes ballooned the price to $767. How about New York to Nashville on Frontier Airlines for $87? Great, but the outbound fare was available on only two dates, and the reporter couldn't find a comparable return ...

How to find a low airfare in any season

By George HobicaIt used to be all so simple, back when airfares changed so infrequently that airlines actually printed them on their schedules. You'd call your favorite travel agent to find the best deal, pack your bags and jet off. And there were only two kinds of fares: coach and first class.

Terry Jones Founder of Travelocity.com, Chairman of Kayak, Former CIO American Airlines/SABRE to Speak at directIT ...

CIOsynergy confirms keynote Terry Jones, the master of innivation at directIT Chicago, February 9, 2012.Chicago, IL (PRWEB) January 18, 2012 On Thursday February 9, CIOsynergy will host directIT Chicago at the Trump International Hotel & Tower Chicago. Terry Jones will address an audience of 150 IT leaders who include Chicago enterprises: CIOs, CISOs, CTOs, VPS and Director of Information ...

Super Bowl on a Whim? That Trip Will Cost You

In Indianapolis, Super Bowl weekend demand exceeds supply for most travel services, and industry executives are already shaking their heads at the degree of wretched excess building up.