Southwest's Boarding Fee Causes Uproar
Grabbing a good seat on Southwest Airlines always took some effort. You had to go online 24 hours before departure to snag a spot at the front of the boarding line.
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May Be Concessioned To Chinese Consortium
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN Ambassador
Controversy broke out almost immediately when a local daily newspaper published a report alleging that the government was in the final stages of privatizing the country’s single international airpor
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Denmark
By bloomberg.com
Copenhagen's bronze mermaid, the 95- year-old national monument that's suffered graffiti, severed limbs and decapitation, is causing another fuss in Denmark.
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New Zealand
By tvnz.co.nz
Tourism operators say a policy change from the IRD (Inland Revenue Department) could force some operators to go overseas and others to go out of business.
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When will enough be enough?
By usatoday.com
Rising airline fees reached new milestones last week with a charge for pillows and blankets and record charges for frequent-flier award tickets.
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Eastern Europe's Food Fight
Packing up the Skoda with the kids and heading for the Croatian coast has long been an established part of the Czech summer. And to equip a family with the right ingredients for the much-favoured low-budget self-catering break the car boot is invariably stuffed with plenteous supplies of Czech staples such as sausages, beer, bread, tinned meat ... read more
Oy Wey...
Wellington, New Zealand - An Israeli tourist who felt harassed when New Zealand road workers whistled at her Thursday stripped naked in response, police said.
Workmen in the small northern farming town of Kerikeri were repairing the main street when the young woman took offense at their attention.
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