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• 'Bible park developers sponsor religious-travel advocate (The Tennessean)
MURFREESBORO ? Developers proposing a Bible-based theme park that public money would help finance are bringing in a religious-travel advocate for seminars sponsored by local business and tourism leaders who support the park.
• 'Lankan delegation to participate in Arabian Travel Market (Sunday Observer)
The Sri Lanka delegation headed by Deputy Minister of Tourism, Faiszer Musthapha will participate in the Arabian travel Market (ATM 2008) which will be held at the International Exhibition and Convention Centre Dubai from May 6-9.
• 'ACE USA Extends its Multinational Travel Accident Coverage to Include (2º)   (InfoBolsa)
Political Evacuation Support, Kidnap and Extortion Package 23/04/2008 21:29:00 Business Wire The ACE USA Multinational Travel Accident Coverage product is underwritten by the ACE USA Accident & Health division.
• 'Travel insurance grows in popularity (Tucson Citizen)
Lynn Williams appreciates the benefits of travel insurance. On the eve of a three-week trip to New Zealand and Australia several years ago, the Phoenix woman started feeling pain in her midsection.
• 'More new Web sites to help your travel research (Chicago Tribune)
The hits just keep on coming for those partial to the Internet as a travel research tool. The recent deluge of new offerings shows no signs of abating any time soon, which, assuming one can separate the wheat from the virtual chaff, is nothing but a positive. Many of these sites have a Generation Y feel to them, which means that you'll not only be utilizing cutting edge resources in planning ...
• 'ACE USA Extends its Multinational Travel Accident Coverage to Include . Political Evacuation Support, Kidnap and ... (InfoBolsa)
Political Evacuation Support, Kidnap and Extortion Package 23/04/2008 21:29:00 Business Wire Adding a new dimension of security and risk management to its already comprehensive Multinational Travel Accident (MTA) Program, ACE USA, the U.S.-based retail operating division of the ACE Group of Companies, extends its MTA coverages to include Political Evacuation Coverage and Kidnap & Extortion.
• 'First Place Kansas City Wizards Travel to Face Toronto FC (Kansas City InfoZine)
The Kansas City Wizards (3-1-1, 10 pts) travel to rowdy BMO Field Saturday at 2:30 p.m. CT for a mid-day match against Toronto FC (2-2-0, 6 pts) with the chance to expand their lead atop the Eastern Conference.
• 'Travel industry wants you and your rebate (USA Today)
Next week, the first of 130 million Americans will be getting tax rebate checks designed to help jump-start a sputtering U.S. economy. And travel marketers are out to convince them it's their patriotic duty to spend the cash.
• 'Cheap tricks for summer travel (USA Today)
With the dollar tanking abroad and gas, lodging and flight costs soaring in the USA, leisure travelers face an expensive summer. But that doesn't mean you have to stay home. USA TODAY asked travel experts for money-saving tips for summer getaways.
• 'Prep track teams travel to Helena for Skor-DeKam meets (Great Falls Tribune)
The Great Falls High and C.M. Russell High track and field teams travel to Helena today for the Lloyd Skor-Emily DeKam Invitational, the final multi-team meet for the Bison and Rustlers prior to the Eastern AA divisional meet.

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