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Latest Travel News
  • Dispatch, Europe 5: One man's must-see is another's must-flee (10/3/2008)
  • Staybridge Suites makes Las Vegas debut (10/3/2008)
  • Sheraton Waikiki completes convention center facilities (10/3/2008)
  • New buildings part of $32.6M refurb set for USS Arizona Memorial (10/3/2008)
  • Hawaiian Airlines adds flights to South Pacific (10/3/2008)
  • Death results in stiffer cave tubing rules in Belize (10/3/2008)
  • Jewel River Cruises postpones debut (10/3/2008)
  • HAL staffs experts to enhance passenger experiences (10/3/2008)
  • Good and bad: Cruise fuel costs expected to fall, but so is demand (10/3/2008)
  • Three Carnival ships to get more balcony rooms (10/3/2008)
    • Hotels & Resorts
  • Colorado's Broadmoor resort to unveil cottages in '09 (10/2/2008)
  • Rezidor plans second Radisson property in Morocco (10/2/2008)
  • Marriott International posts 28% dip in income in Q3 (10/2/2008)
  • Geneva Hospitality to open first Caribbean resort (10/2/2008)
  • Carlson aims to buy more Rezidor shares (10/1/2008)
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    Destinations
  • Website specializes in exclusive experiences (10/3/2008)
  • Turks and Caicos receives $6.3M from insurance fund (10/2/2008)
  • New Venice bridge trips tourists up (10/2/2008)
  • Gig Harbor Suits Golfers to a Tee (10/2/2008)
  • HTA Schedules Special Administrative Meeting (10/2/2008)
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    Cruise
  • Norwegian Dream purchase falls through (10/1/2008)
  • Delta Queen crew asks legislators to save ship in YouTube video (10/1/2008)
  • Carnival helps agents promote CLIA event (10/1/2008)
  • INSIGHT: Conflicting reports meet with silence in NCL, Aker flap over F3 ships (9/30/2008)
  • Ambassadors' line of credit cut again (9/30/2008)
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    Transportation
  • AirTran to operate Cancun flights beginning in February (10/2/2008)
  • Carriers increase airlift to British Virgin Islands (10/2/2008)
  • No-show in air traffic control tower delays landings in Greece (10/2/2008)
  • Southwest Airlines to launch Minneapolis service in March (10/1/2008)
  • Porter Airlines to launch Toronto-Chicago service (10/1/2008)
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    Travel Agent Life
  • One-stop travel shopping (9/29/2008)
  • Hats off to Austin (9/27/2008)
  • Fiji Me (9/27/2008)
  • Selected by Karisma (9/27/2008)
  • Capella's Rising Star (9/27/2008)
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    Technology
  • KDS Express offered for smaller companies (10/1/2008)
  • AirMail system gets TravelGuide update (10/1/2008)
  • Worldspan agencies can access Hotels4U.com inventory (10/1/2008)
  • Amadeus combines rail businesses into one unit (9/30/2008)
  • RSS feeds, media partners key to Travelscream.com model (9/24/2008)
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    Opinions & Observations

    Latest Editorial
    While the government tries to straighten out the mess on Wall Street, we pause to reflect on another event unfolding in Washington that might have a big effect on the way we do business in coming years.

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    Latest From The Window Seat
    Early last Tuesday morning, John Noel, CEO of Travel Guard, flew to New York from Stevens Point, Wis., a small college town where he had founded his travel insurance company 23 years ago. He sold Travel Guard to AIG in May 2006 but continues to run it, and he was heading to Manhattan to brief his bosses about activity during the eight days that followed AIG's well-publicized meltdown.

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    Latest In The Hot Seat
    TC chats with William Edmundson and Brad LeBlanc about Choice Hotels' Cambria Suites brand.

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    Latest Opinion
    The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution protects Americans from unreasonable searches and seizures without a warrant. But according to the Department of Homeland Security, you surrender your Fourth Amendment rights when either of two situations occurs: 

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    Latest Travel Confidential
    Several law firms and consultancies with aviation specialties have downsized since deregulation.

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