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• 'Firms rethink plans for travel (Boston Globe)
The prospect of long delays at Logan International Airport caused by a malfunctioning radar system yesterday left businesses scrambling for alternative ways to get people and products in and out of the city or rethinking their travel plans altogether.
• 'Travel Notes (San Jose Mercury News)
American Airlines is joining Northwest and Delta in offering a way to change your flight time on the day you're scheduled to travel.
• 'Travel-weary Angels edge White Sox (TSN)
CHICAGO (AP) - The Los Angeles Angels will have plenty of time to rest. Right now, they're too busy winning. Paul Byrd pitched effectively in a pinch, Garret Anderson homered and the travel-weary Angels edged the Chicago White Sox 3-2 Tuesday night in the opener of the AL championship series.
• 'Travel Gift Registry at Continental (Gadling)
Expecting mothers have them, passionate couple?s ready to tie the knot have them, so why can?t travelers have them? I?m talking gift registry folks. A place for the people we love and who love us the most can go to help fund our deepest, wildest, most extreme and daring travel dreams. Whether you are planning a huge volunteer vacation in Cameroon, an around-the-world trip, or a tiny cooking
• 'Reader questions and tips about travel in China (Seattle Times)
I was delighted to open the Travel section of the Sunday paper and find such great coverage on travel to China. Your trip sounds exciting - independent rather...
• 'Travel Oregon Web site changing (The Portland Business Journal)
Opus Creative is redesigning the Travel Oregon Web site.
• 'Cybertrips: Single women have boatloads of travel options (USA Today)
Websites specializing in women's travel offer a host of opportunities, from luxury travel to rugged outdoor adventures. Most of the sites were founded by women for women, and many seek to create a safe environment that allows women to form bonds of friendship while seeing the world.
• 'Examining The Dangers Of DIscount Bus Travel (CBS 2 New York)
Thousands of passengers ride discount bus lines. You can travel between Boston, Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Chinatown, all for as little as $15 dollars a ticket. But CBS 2 shows those discounts can come with a bigger price with your safety.
• 'Smith Travel Research Updates Hurricane Katrina?s Impact on New Orleans and Gulf Coast Hotel Industry (Hospitality Net)
Hendersonville, TN ? Smith Travel Research (STR), the recognized leader in hotel benchmarking, today released its updated hotel and room count inventory of the areas hardest hit by hurricane Katrina.
• 'Flight Attendants Promote Travel Website on Street (adrants)
For the launch of Itravel Footwear's new travel site, J3tLag, flight attendant-clad models roamed the streets of New York handing out promotional material for the site. The site is authored by contributors such as CoolHunting's Josh Rubin, Flavorpill, "travel...

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