THERE is no shortage of travel deals advertising Las Vegas hotels from $22 a night and three-night Caribbean cruises as low as $99. But as business travel continues to decline and even the wealthy begin to cut back on spending, the luxury travel segment is being hit hard, resulting in a bevy of bargains for those with cash to burn. "We are seeing special offers from luxury properties that have never had them in the past," said Tim MacDonald, president of Classic Vacations, a luxury vacation package company owned by Expedia, which is offering $500 airfare credits for some destinations. While...
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