Cheapest overseas options for retirees aiming to live well abroad on a budget
American couples can retire in comfort on a budget of less than $1,000 a month if they are willing to look overseas, according to a new report from the live-abroad experts at ...
Strong Australian dollar drives overseas travel
SYDNEY - Australian travelers are choosing to travel abroad rather than stay at home.
International Travel
LONDON - 61% of British holiday-makers admit they don't try to speak the local language when travelling abroad for fear of embarrassing themselves.
More Overseas Passengers Expected
By Hazel Heyer, eTN
With the expansion of the
Information From The US Office Of Travel And Tourism Industries
Today the US Department of Commerce announced the states, cities, and territories that benefitted from overseas travelers to the United States.
Outbound Air Market
By eTN Staff Writer
Preliminary results from the US Department of Commerce indicate that the US outbound non-stop air market totaled 38.7 million in 2009, 3 percent less than in 2008.
UK
Allbury Travel, which specialised in holidays to Greece and Cyprus, has gone bust and left 100 customers overseas. Its demise follows the collapse of Scottish airline Globespan last week.
Canada's Tourism
Americans made fewer trips to Canada in October but tourists from overseas flocked to this country during the month, according to government data.
Airline Industry
By JOSHUA FREED
The union that represents mechanics at American Airlines plans to launch a publicity campaign on Wednesday aimed at steering travelers away from airplanes maintained overseas.
Working Overseas On Cruise Ships
By shelteroffshore.com
With 17 new cruise ships in service in 2008 and over 64 having been commissioned since 2000, the cruise ship industry has become one of the fastest expanding job sectors in the world.
Overseas Travel
By mercurynews.com
Leave your khaki shorts at home: If you're traveling overseas, you should avoid dressing like a tourist—and not just because it embarrasses your kids.
Australia
Children denied family holidays in Australia are likely to grow up seeking trips overseas, contributing to a broader decline in domestic tourism, a report by Tourism Australia has found.
