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- Smarter Travel Media Acquires Airfarewatchdog.com, a Leading Airfare Deal Site
- Symbolic Cyprus crossing reopens: Greek and Turkish Cypriots reopen Ledra Street in the divided capital of Nicosia amid a new push for reunification.
- RICHARD Branson first time joining the Mile High Club
- United has published a new checked baggage policy for customers who purchase Economy tickets for travel exclusively within the 50 United States, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands and Canada.
- Two-seat space tourism rocket will fly in 2010
- Commercial blogging - 'flogging' - becomes an offence in Europe
- In-Flight Broadband Imminent
- Bad Dollar Good For Hotels
- U.S. airlines brace as companies reconsidering business travel
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- United cancels flights, grounds 777s for checks
- Air Canada’s ‘On My Way’ optional assistance
service brings peace of mind for only $25 for short-haul flights (up to 1609 km / 1000 miles) or $35 for long haul flights (1610 or more km / 1001 miles), each way ($CAD or $USD). The carrier’s branded fares that allow customers to customize their travel experience from a menu of à-la-carte options have been expanded to include this new travel assistance service. “On My Way” travel assistance is available for all Air Canada and Jazz-operated flights within Canada as well as to and from the United States (including Hawaii and Alaska).
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- Q&A: EU Air passenger compensation
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- Sources: Air marshals missing from almost all flights
- 400 people trapped on London Eye
- Dutch flight misses new Hyd airport
- 45 NYC Hotels Offer 20-30% on Sunday Stays.
- Second annual non-commercial, San Jose "Global Festival of Art on the Edge" digital art festival, June 4 - 8 - the only major digital art festival in the US featuring eye-opening, mind-expanding applications of technology for creative expression - complete info at:
- 34 million more global overseas travelers in 2007 than in 2000, yet two million fewer visited the United States.
Sources: U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Tourism Economics and Travel Industry Association Note: Global "overseas travel" is travel between continents but may not necessarily involve crossing an ocean. The Solution? The Travel Promotion Act (S.1661 / H.R. 3232) would create a public-private campaign - at no cost to U.S. taxpayers - to promote travel to America and communicate U.S. security and entry policies. The legislation has the support of more than 170 members of the House of Representatives and 38 Senators. For more information on the importance of overseas travel to the United States, visit www.poweroftravel.org/pdf/DAP_blueprint.pdf.
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What are your rights as a hotel guest?
The short answer is that there are no national standards, but you have the usual rights under general contract and tort law and most states have "innkeepers" regulations that relate to transient accommodations. Here are some of the typical features.
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