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Travel News Archive29-Apr-2008
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- 'Nambé Pueblo opens new travel center (BizJournals)
The Nambé Pueblo Development Corp. unveiled a new travel center on April 26.- 'Delta, NW to offer employees reciprocal travel rights (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
As Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp. try to woo regulators and shareholders to support their proposed combination, they are courting employees, too, with new travel privileges. The companies said Tuesday that starting May 6 more than 100,000 employees and retirees of Atlanta-based Delta and Eagan, Minn.-based Northwest will get reciprocal access to both airlines' route systems ...- 'Should you buy travel insurance to avoid cancellation issues? (USA Today)
Travel insurance protects your money but not your trip. And if you can get your money back, anyhow, you don't need additional insurance.- 'Delta, Northwest to offer employees reciprocal travel rights (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
As Delta Air Lines Inc. and Northwest Airlines Corp. try to woo regulators and shareholders to support their proposed combination, they are courting employees, too, with new travel privileges.- 'Big Island resort boosts travel agent commissions (BizJournals)
Kona Village Resort on the Big Island's Kohala Coast is offering bigger commissions to travel agents.- 'If travel is driving you crazy, tell DOT's new blog (AP via Yahoo! News)
Forget long layovers, longer security lines and delay-induced dinners of Auntie Anne's Pretzels at the airport, the Transportation Department wants you to think of life in the fast lane when you travel.- 'New technology, rules aim to ease air travel aggravation (CNN.com)
The Department of Homeland Security unveiled measures Monday aimed at easing the aggravation associated with air travel, including new screening machines, clearer standards for identification, and a new effort to keep travelers from falsely being identified as potential terrorists.- 'Travel execs discuss how to reduce pollution (Bangkok Post - Thailand's English news)
More than 230 delegates representing travel and tourism organisations yesterday began one-and-half days of talks on how their industries can contribute to reducing carbon impact.- 'Turkish President To Travel To Macedonia (TurkishPress.com)
ANKARA - Turkish President Abdullah Gul will travel to Macedonia on Thursday to attend the Ohrid Summit that will convene presidents of central European states.- 'If travel is driving you crazy, tell DOT's new blog (San Francisco Chronicle)
Forget long layovers, longer security lines and delay-induced dinners of Auntie Anne's Pretzels at the airport, the Transportation Department wants you to think of life in the fast lane when you travel. U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters on Tuesday...
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