Travel Warning
Monday, the U.S. Department of State issued a travel warning to Mexico due to increased violence in the northern part of the country.
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US Hotel Occupancy Rate Down
By Michael Gerrity
According to Smith Travel Research, the U.S. hotel industry reported decreases in all three key measurements during the week of 7-13 February 2010.
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India Travel Advisories
Following the bomb blast at the German Bakery a famous eatery frequented by foreigners in Pune on Saturday, tourists arriving from Europe are advised to take maximum precaution, while travelling to th
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Japanese Western Fusion
By eTN Staff Writer
Sam Choy, celebrity consulting chef for American Airlines, has created new Asian-fusion entrees to augment the American Airlines premium cabin inflight experience.
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Brighton Aims To Retain Its Status As UK's Prime LGBT destination
Brighton, UK - Brighton is to appear in a marketing campaign aimed at attracting gay US tourists to the UK.
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New US Airline Security
By Christian Lowe
ALGIERS - Extra airline security checks introduced after the failed Christmas Day bomb plot are still evolving, a senior U.S.
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Iran
TEHRAN - Iran plans to screen all U.S.
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Airline Industry
By Joan E. Solsman
U.S. airlines' on-time performance excelled in November, the Department of Transportation reported Thursday, as carriers achieved the best timeliness rate in at least a decade.
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India Tightens Visa Rules
By Gethin Chamberlain
Britain and the US have lodged a diplomatic protest with India after the government in Delhi introduced rules barring tourists from returning to the country within two months of any visit.
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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.
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Copenhagen Climate Change Update
By Nelson Alcantara, eTN
eTN: How are you, Geoffrey? How is Copenhagen?
Geoffrey Lipman: I think it’s probably better than people are saying, if you know what I mean.
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US Gains Access To Haneda Airport
By eTN Staff Writer
US and Japanese government negotiators have signed an agreement on Open Skies that will establish and foster a healthy global aviation framework in the Pacific Rim and replace the existing bilateral a
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Medical Tourism
While medical tourism is likely to remain popular long-term, it's taken a real hit as the U.S. has struggled with the recession.
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Exhibition For Incentive Travel, Meetings & Events
By eTN Staff Writer
IMEX America – America’s new worldwide exhibition for incentive travel, meetings and events - will deliver the largest ever hosted buyer program at a US tradeshow.
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Are We Being Counterproductive?
By eTN Staff Writer
On November 9, the US House of Representatives passed the Travel Promotion Act, a bill that would create a national nonprofit tourism promotion corporation for the United States "to communicate United
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Israel's Tourism
After many years of being the country to send the highest number of tourists to Israel, the United States has been beaten recently by Russia, according to the statistics department at the Israeli Tour
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Copenhagen Climate Summit
By Wolfgang H. Thome, eTN Correspondent
The hopes of many have been dashed, as US President Barack Obama and the assembled leaders of the APEC 2009 meeting in Singapore recently expressed doubts that any breakthrough towards arresting clima
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Miami Republican Defends Cuba Travel Ban
By William Gibson
Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen rushed to the defense of the U.S. ban on travel to Cuba while others were blasting it at a Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on Thursday.
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Less Paperwork
By Maurice Williamson
"New Zealanders traveling on selected Air New Zealand flights to Los Angeles will shortly have an improved travel experience as a result of a joint project between US Customs and Border Protection, th
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Survey Of US Travel Agents
By David Browne, eTN
A sustained growth in cruise sales in the United States could threaten traditional European holidays according to new figures from a survey of US travel agents.
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