Travel News Archive

• 'Public Space Travel: Flight School 101 (SPACE.com)
Public space travel is a going and growing industry, but still faces a number of hurdles.
• 'Urban Crime, Corruption and Air Travel Chaos in Brazil (Arab News)
BRASILIA, Brazil, 6 July 2007 ? Back in Brazil to visit the factory of the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer, I find that the major issues of the day here include the growing urban violence, the never-ending corruption of Brazilian politicians, and chaotic air travel caused by disgruntled air traffic controllers that has been ongoing since last year.
• 'Public Space Travel: Flight School 101 (SPACE.com via Yahoo! News)
ASPEN, Colorado - Public space travel is a going and growing industry, but with number of hurdles to overcome before becoming a sustainable and profitable marketplace.
• 'Feeling lucky? 7/7/7 travel & wedding deals (MSNBC)
Eva and Tony aren't the only ones planning a July getaway ? TODAY Travel Editor Peter Greenberg explains the many ways to spend the luckiest date.
• 'Nonprofit pays Schwarzenegger travel bills (UPI)
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has been billing overseas travel expenses to a nonprofit group that offers full tax deductions to donors.
• 'Justices to teach, travel in Europe (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
Here's a proposition a majority of the Supreme Court can agree on, without rancor or regard for ideology: Europe is a good place to spend the summer. At least five of the nine justices will travel there this summer, mostly to take part in international programs sponsored by U.S. law schools. Less than a week after the justices broke for the summer with a string of ideologically split 5-4 ...
• 'Travel grant enhancements moved up (The Sudbury Star)
Premier Dalton McGuinty has moved up the date an overnight accommodation allowance will go into effect for the Northern Health Travel Grant.
• 'Travel restricted on Alsbury Blvd. in Burleson (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
BURLESON -- Road repairs and rain are restricting travel on Alsbury Boulevard just west on Interstate 35. The city?s public works department shut down Alsbury at the Union Pacific Railroad tracks Thursday morning in hopes of completing asphalt overlay in one day. When rain halted the work before noon, however, city crews reopened one westbound lane at 3 p.m. The westbound lane will remain open ...
• 'Nine-year-old Ont. boy wins contest to travel to London for Harry Potter release (CP via Yahoo! Canada News)
VANCOUVER (CP) - A nine-year-old Ontario boy will travel to London later this month for the release of the final instalment in the Potter franchise, "Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows."
• 'Study warns ?safety first? over School Travel (Scoop.co.nz)
A study into school travel plans in Auckland has highlighted the need for children to be safe when using non-vehicle modes of transport to and from school.

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