International Travel Trends
With US leisure and business travelers factoring in value and price for their travel plans at the start of 2010, London and European favorites -- Rome and Paris lead hotel price comparison site Hotels
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Elephant Kills Tourists
An American tourist and her one-year-old child have been trampled to death by an elephant in Kenya, officials say.
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Tourism Ireland American Campaign
An Irish tourism campaign will blitz U.S. television networks, newspapers and websites with ads to bring Americans back to Ireland.
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India's Visa Rules Change
In an apparent response to the David Headley episode, the Indian Government has, for the first time, imposed certain restrictions on American citizens visiting the country.
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Tourism New Zealand
Tourism New Zealand chief executive George Hickton says the tourism marketing spend in the North American market will be more than doubled to about $10 million.
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Cuba
Cuba's former leader, Fidel Castro, has blamed the growth in swine flu on an increase in US visitors to the island.
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Missing US Tourists
The US secretary of state has appealed to Iran for information on three Americans arrested after apparently straying across the Iraqi border.
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New Passport Rules
Tourist-related businesses expect a quieter summer, especially along the Canada-U.S. border with the new passport rule.
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Turkey
A US tourist arriving in Turkey with the Dutch KLM airlines has been identified as having swine flu. His mother has also been diagnosed as carrying the H1N1 virus.
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Rome
By bbc.co.uk
Two US tourists who chipped off a piece of the Colosseum in Rome 25 years ago have returned it - along with an apology for taking it.
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Travel
By cnn.com
When travel author Beth Whitman was in Vietnam, she witnessed a group of young American male travelers rough-housing in the streets outside of the Rex Hotel.
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Cuba: Invasion Of The American Tourist
By theglobeandmail.com
Canadians aren't exactly tossing back celebratory mojitos at the prospect of Americans soon being able to travel freely to Cuba, an island many Canucks covet as their own.
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Cuba
By AP
HAVANA — Cuba has made no special preparations for a potential avalanche of American tourists if Washington moves forward with a plan to loosen rules on travel to the island, a top official said Tue
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Mexico
By signonsandiego.com
Is it safe to visit the Tijuana region? There is no simple, single answer.
Much like travel anywhere in the world, it depends on who you are, where you're going, and what you're doing.
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Travel Warnings
By thetowntalk.com
WASHINGTON - The terrorist attacks in India, riots in Greece and unrest in other parts of Europe are giving some Americans second thoughts about traveling abroad.
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Cuba
By laht.com
HAVANA -- Cuban Vice President Carlos Lage said that the island's society is ready to receive tourists from the United States in the event that Washington liberalizes tourist travel there, banned up t
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Murderers Of US Tourists Wish To Remain In US
By monitor.co.ug
Three rebels of the Liberation Army of Rwanda accused of killing gorilla tracking tourists in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in 1999 have applied for asylum in the United States.
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Canada
By metronews.ca
For 40 years, motel owner Gordon Heading counted on American travellers for a steady stream of business each summer along Cape Breton’s scenic Cabot Trail.
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us tourists can not afford canada
The summer tourism season has arrived in Old Montreal, but the tourists have not.
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American Tourists Being Warned About Rising Irish Crime Levels
The US State Department has issued an unprecedented alert to American tourists coming to Ireland, warning of rising levels of serious crime here, including an increase in murder and burglary, as well as a shortage of gardai.
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