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Snow causes travel mayhem across northern Europe

More Eurostar Misery

Snow causes travel mayhem across northern Europe

LONDON — Eurostar passengers faced new winter misery Thursday with another high-speed train breaking down in the Channel Tunnel, while heavy snow also left thousands in Britain with no electricity.

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Qantas check-in chaos

Qantas Check-In System Crash

Qantas check-in chaos

A three-hour crash of Qantas' check-in system has caused delays to domestic and international flights across the country, with passengers having to be manually processed.

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Air New Zealand's computer system crash creates chaos

Air New Zealand's System Crash

Air New Zealand's computer system crash creates chaos

By TOM FITZSIMONS

Thousands of travelers were grounded for several hours as airports around the country were thrown into chaos when Air New Zealand's computer system crashed.

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Four years after Katrina and still counting - ruins…

Hurricane Katrina Recovery

Four years after Katrina and still counting - ruins…

By Hazel Heyer, eTN Staff Writer

This week marks four years since Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast.

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Train chaos threatens Berlin tourism

Berlin

Train chaos threatens Berlin tourism

BERLIN, Germany — Berlin's regional train network, plunged into chaos in recent weeks by safety problems, may not return to normal until December, an official said, threatening misery for commuters,

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Thailand's political chaos keeps tourists at home

Thailand

Thailand's political chaos keeps tourists at home

By AP

BANGKOK, Thailand — The bellboy yawned as he stood sentry at the five-star hotel's doors. The hostess checked her long red nails and looked longingly at the empty driveway.

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Chaotic rush to board trains in China

Train Chaos In China

Chaotic rush to board trains in China

By news.yahoo.com

GUANGZHOU, China - Hundreds of thousands of desperate travelers, some hoisting terrified children or baggage over their heads, pushed their way onto trains Thursday as service resumed after the worst winter storms in decades paralyzed China.

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