Latest Travel News:
>- Labor Day travel expected to rise
The number of Americans traveling on the Labor Day holiday will be almost 10 percent more than a year ago, .....................Read More
- Online travel bookers beef up mobile offerings
Travel suppliers and the online agencies that sell their bookings are targeting a new breed of jet setter who cannot.....................Read More
- Soft summer travel worries Ferries
An increase in fares this year helped boost revenues at B.C. Ferries by 6.7 per cent, according to .....................Read More
- Companies criticize U.S. travel visa process
Agricultural equipment makers and customers worldwide gathered in Orlando in January to meet, greet, sell and buy....................Read More
- British Travelers Urged to Apply for US Travel Authorization Soon
Apparently all UK citizens that are planning to visit the United States in the next two years have been encouraged....................Read More
- Co-op reports 70% travel division profit slump
The Co-operative Group has reported a 70% fall in profits in its travel division to £400,000 for the first ....................Read More
- Alaska Airlines Fall fare sale for travel in the US
Fall is one of the best times to travel. Crowds are fewer because the kids are back in school and as the calendar...................Read More
- Travel Republic expects 300 million pound turnover
Travel Republic has revealed it is set for a £300m turnover this year to fight against the media’s recent ‘scare stories’...................Read More
- British Airways Promises More Innovation
British Airways (BA) says its innovative products and services have kept the airline in a leading position around the world over the years...................Read More
- Calpers Manager Admits to Luxury Travel Gifts
Court testimony from a senior California Public Employees’ Retirement System portfolio manager relating to luxury travel and gifts ..................Read More
- International Travel To U.S. Increases In First Quarter
Travel bookings for the top international visitor markets to the U.S. rose in the first quarter, the U.S. Commerce Department reported this week..................Read More
- Airline employment in US lowest in 13 years
Full flights? Get used to them. Stressed flight attendants and call centers in India? Get used to those, too.................Read More
- Obama launching 3 days of fundraising travel
President Barack Obama is out to make sure his presence pays for Democrats, launching a three-day fundraising trip on Monday in which................Read More
- Delta Air Lines activates eCommerce capability on Facebook
Delta Air Lines and Minneapolis, Minnesota-based Alvenda have officially launched the travel industry’s first eCommerce capability on Facebook................Read More
- UK to Celebrate National Cruise Week in September 2010
Cruising is on the crest of a wave as a record number of people explore the four corners of the...............Read More
- US Travel Association spent $341,000 on 2Q lobby
The U.S. Travel Association spent $341,000 in the second quarter to lobby the federal government on travel security, border enforcement...............Read More
- UK faces prospect of more airline disruptions
London : Millions of airline passengers face the prospect of more travel disruption following a vote ...............Read More
- US to charge tourists 9 pound fee to enter the country
The US is to start charging UK travellers £9 to apply for permission to enter the country, it has been revealed................Read More
- High Airfares Slowing Travel Rebound
The corporate traveler is back, but high airfares are continuing to constrain consumer travel, according to Orbitz ...............Read More
- For Internet Travel Sites, a New Hotel Room Tax
Tourists visiting New York State who book their hotel rooms through travel agencies and Web sites like Expedia ...............Read More
- Travel industry roars back to life
Shares of Priceline were up 20% in early trading Wednesday after the "Name Your Own Price" travel site announced earnings that blew away analyst expectations...............Read More
- Travel industry responds slowly to solo travelers
They make up about 25% of American travelers, yet many fares are based on double occupancy..............Read More
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