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11/21/08, 12:51:17 UTC

The Kingdom of Bhutan is Revealed as Crystal Cruises Treks Into the High Himalayas

New Overland Adventures Feature Exotic Travels in Bhutan and India During Crystal's 2008 World Cruise

TAM Begins Flights to Frankfurt November 30

Flights will use Airbus A340-500 aircraft, with the capacity to transport up to 267 passengers

American Eagle Airlines Continues Gulf Coast Expansion With New Chicago O'Hare - Gulfport, Miss., Service

American Eagle, the regional affiliate of American Airlines, will add a daily nonstop flight between Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) and Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport (GPT) beginning Dec. 13.

Airline Mexicana eyes rival Aeromexico

Grupo Mexicana de Aviacion, which runs No. 2 airline Mexicana, has told Mexico's anti-trust body of its intention to bid to buy top carrier Aeromexico, according to a source close to the sale.

Alaska Airlines Expands Inflight Meal-for-Sale Offerings

Alaska Airlines will begin offering $5 Picnic Packs for sale Sept. 15 on all flights with beverage-cart service. The airline previously offered Picnic Packs only on flights over four hours.

United is latest airline to boost fares

United Airlines, the world's second-largest carrier, boosted round-trip airfares today by $6 for domestic flights.

Airline announces fare sale in lighthearted nod to skimpily clothed passenger

Southwest Airlines, after getting grief for telling a young woman her outfit was too revealing to fly, is now using the brouhaha as a marketing ploy, announcing a fare sale to honour miniskirts.

Tourists Fleeced By Agents

Overcharging tourists could dampen Brunei's effort to promote tourism - Sheikh Jamaluddin Sheikh Mohamed, the Director of Brunei Tourism.

Official: Hong Kong won't build casinos to compete with Macau

HONG KONG: Hong Kong will not build casinos to compete with its booming neighbor Macau, which recently surpassed the Las Vegas Strip in gaming revenue, an official said.

Mexicana airline once again qualifies as a clean industry

Mexicana is proud to announce that, for third consecutive year, the airline has been certified as a clean industry by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Are Search Engines Becoming Obsolete in the Web 2.0 Frenzy?

Web 2 continues to generate much attention in the online travel industry

Hanoi, Saint Petersburg boost tourism cooperation

Travel agents from Hanoi and Saint Petersburg gathered in a seminar on September 15 to find ways to increase the number of Russian visitors to the capital city of Viet Nam.

Indonesia promotes Bali in Japan`s International Tourism Expo

Indonesia again promoted Bali as the famous tourist destination with a good security in an international tourism expo organized by the Japan Association Travel Agency (JATA) in Tokyo, Japan.

Asia Pacific Business Travellers Vote For Emirates

Emirates’ leadership in the industry is not lost on its Asia-Pacific travellers, who have voted the airline the “Best Middle East/African Airline” for the fourth time in a row.

Horizon Air gets 16 of 33 planes back in service

Horizon Air says it has inspected 16 of its 33 Q400 turboprops and returned them to service.

New Zealand, Philippines Near Airline Services Agreement

A key feature of the agreement includes rights to begin Auckland-Manila passenger flights.

New airline offers fares for $14.95

NEW budget carrier Tiger Airways will offer some passengers a cheaper fare to the Gold Coast than it would cost to get a taxi to Melbourne Airport, igniting talk of another price war in the industry.

Mexicana and ASSA Reach Agreement

MEXICO CITY - Mexicana Airlines and the Flight Attendants Union (ASSA) today reached consensus on a salary increase to be included in the airline's 2007-2008 collective labor agreement with its flight attendants, who had threatened to strike action, effective the first minute of September 16.

Grounding of turboprop wreaks havoc on airline schedules

OTTAWA: Hundreds of flights in Asia, North America and Europe were canceled or delayed Thursday as airlines continued to examine landing gear on about 60 Bombardier regional airliners for defects that could cause their collapse.

Concord Announces Plans to Build $500 Million in New Hotels, Following Sale of 19-Hotel Portfolio.

Concord Hospitality Enterprises, one of the nation's top-ranked hotel developer/owner/operators, today announced plans to build $500 million in new hotels as part of its goal to double its portfolio size to 100 owned and managed hotels by 2010.

Virgin America and AirCell to Take Broadband Internet to the Skies

Virgin America and AirCell partner to deliver broadband internet and instant messaging at 35,000 feet

Australia on show in Jaipur

Jaipur - Australia was on show in India Travel Mission 2007 being held here.

First global survey of travel industry's readiness for Chinese outbound tourism launched

London, UK - ChinaContact, a leading consultancy on China market access for the tourism sector, has launched the first ever global survey of the travel industry's readiness for Chinese tourists.

And the Winner Is ... Princess Passengers Vote for Best Shore Excursions in Alaska

Line's 2007 C.R.U.I.S.E. Service Awards Honor Exceptional Service from Local Tour Operators, Guides and Dock Representatives

TAM Receives Two A321 Airbuses

Company will be the first to operate this model aircraft in South America

McCaskill wants overseas airline maintenance facilities regulated

Sen. Claire McCaskill wants aircraft maintenance facilities in foreign countries to face the same regulations and inspections as those here at home.

Citigroup unit, Mexico investors bid for Aeromexico sending airline's shares soaring

MEXICO CITY: Aeromexico's shares soared on Thursday after group including Mexican investors and Citigroup Inc.'s Mexican banking arm said they plan to make an offer for the Mexican airline.

Midwest deal would give Northwest 47 percent of airline

Northwest Airlines will own 47 percent of Midwest Airlines under its agreement to be bought by a Texas private equity firm.

DELTA AIR LINES INTRODUCES NON-STOP SERVICE TO ST. KITTS

The St. Kitts Tourism Authority today announces that Delta Air Lines will be commencing a new non-stop flight from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to St. Kitts, marking the first time the airline will offer service to this Caribbean island.

Willkomen to Frankfurt on United

United announces new service from its Los Angeles hub to Frankfurt




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