New
travel rules set off confusion, rush for passports
Jan. 19, 2007 - For thousands of travelers flying into the USA from
Canada, the Caribbean and Mexico, Tuesday is D-Day. Or P-Day, as
it were.
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New
rules on travel to launch
Passports
needed for world travel
Passport
rules worry Canadians, border states
TSA
Clears Reg. Traveler To Launch At Four Airports
Jan. 17, 2007 - Four airports committed to launch the Clear Registered
Traveler program gained Transportation Security Administration approval
and will begin operating programs this week, Verified Identity Pass
said. Airports in Cincinnati, Indianapolis, New York-JFK and San
Jose now are poised to roll out the program.
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TSA
chief hits plan to check cargo
New
scanner gets off on wrong foot
U.S
Cutting No Fly List
Jan. 18, 2007- The Bush administration is checking the accuracy
of a watch list of suspected terrorists banned from traveling on
airliners in the U.S. and will probably cut the list in half, the
head of the Transportation Security Administration said Wednesday.
Working
Wounded: Biz Travel Safety
Jan. 10, 2007 - If you add up all my miles from various business
trips over the years, I have approximately 2.8 million frequent
flyer miles. I'm way behind one guy I read about who has 31 million
miles, but I'm ahead of most of the people I meet — where
else? — on planes.
Business
travelers hit by triple whammy of rising costs
Jan. 18, 2007- The travel industry is by most accounts on a strong
trajectory. Hotels in many cities are reporting record occupancy
levels — and record room rates too. The International Air
Transport Association (IATA) forecasts the airline industry worldwide
to earn a tidy profit of $2.5 billion for 2007, the first since
9/11/01. More travelers in airports means more customers for car
rental firms, and other ground transportation businesses.
Travel
Providers Go Beyond the Browser to Secure Customer Loyalty
Jan. 19, 2007 - While realizing that search has been a great vehicle
for increasing travel planning (seven in 10 trips begin with search),
most travel providers would agree that search has done little to
instill consumer loyalty.
New
Discount Biz Class Airline Jumps Into Fray
Jan. 10, 2007 - Silverjet Plans to Begin Flying Between Newark Airport
and London's Luton Airport on Jan. 25.
Commercial
jet flies with anti-missile system
Jan. 17, 2007- An MD-10 cargo jet equipped with Northrop Grumman's
Guardian anti-missile system took off from Los Angeles International
Airport on a commercial flight Tuesday, the company said.
China
looks to attract foreign travel agencies
Jan. 18, 2007 - China will lower the registered capital requirements
for foreign travel agencies and scrap restrictions on their setting
up branches in the country as of July 1, the official Xinhua news
agency said on Thursday.
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