Travel News Archive

• 'Online Travel Market Shows Strong Growth (InternetWeek)
The U.S. online travel market has shown significant growth over the last year, a trend that's expected to continue at least through 2010, a research firm says.
• 'Tourism Minister Wants Travel Alerts Revoked (AllAfrica.com)
Tourism and Wildlife minister Morris Dzoro wants Japan and US governments to withdraw travel advisories against Kenya.
• 'Online travel keeps humming along (CNET)
Jupiter Research expects the U.S. online travel market to top $68 billion this year, despite higher fuel costs.
• 'Jazz Beat Travel-Weary Mavericks 93-82 (AP via Yahoo! News)
Deron Williams scored 18 points in his NBA debut and Mehmet Okur added 27 to lead the Utah Jazz past the travel-weary Dallas Mavericks 93-82 Wednesday night.
• 'Carlson CEO Joly Jolly About Travel Industry (Forbes)
Says terrorism, fuel prices no drag on business travel at all.
• 'Travel Planners: Groups work together on Spruce Mountain routes (Elko Daily)
ELKO - About 30 people at a workshop got the ball rolling on a Spruce Mountain travel plan for recreationists, who will be restricted to existing trails and roads while the plan takes shape.
• 'Hot Travel Topics (KPLC)
The lonely shoreside beacons are trendy travel spots for those willing to pay for a working vacation. Use Your Sign to Plan a Vacation!
• 'Hot Travel Topics (Fox 19 Cincinnati)
The lonely shoreside beacons are trendy travel spots for those willing to pay for a working vacation. Full Story > Use Your Sign to Plan a Vacation!
• 'MYTravelGuide.Com Personalizes Online Travel Planning With ``MY Places'' Trip Organization Feature (RedNova)
MYTravelGuide.com today became the first major Internet travel research site to offer consumers a set of free, easy to use tools that allow them to create and save personalized trip itineraries that include maps, hotels, directions, local attractions, and restaurant information and descriptions.
• 'Kenya hits at US, Japan over travel alerts (People's Daily)
The Kenyan government on Thursday termed the recent travel alerts issued by the United States and Japanese governments against their citizens to the east African nation as unfair and unrealistic.

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