| Record Year for Travel Insurance Direct's Charity Partner, The... Travel Insurance Direct and its customers have helped drive a record level of donations to online charity program the Footprints Network, allowing an expansion of projects to ease poverty around the... | |
| Canadians split on spending vacation at home or away: Poll While younger people are more interested in travelling abroad on their vacations, most respondents to a new survey said spending time at the cottage or just relaxing at home was their ideal way to... |
| Fortune Lounge Online Casino VIPs Take Trip Onboard the Queen Mary II Cunard Cruise Online Casino , met up in London where they all boarded the Queen Mary II Cunard Cruise Liner. This week-long trip will see players getting the chance to meet and mingle with fellow casino... |
| Athletics: Welsh aces cruise through to 400m hurdles final DAI GREENE and Rhys Williams are in pole position to deliver the first Welsh gold at the European Athletics Championships in eight years. Both won their 400m hurdles semi-finals with ease last night... |
| Dead whale found pinned to Alaska cruise ship A dead whale, believed to be a juvenile humpback, is pictured pinned to the bow of a Princess Cruises liner near Juneau, in this National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration photograph taken on... |
| SC refuses to stay Kingfisher Airlines' plea against CCI probe The Supreme Court today declined to stay the Bombay High Court order that directed Vijay Mallya-promoted Kingfisher Airlines to co-operate with the fair trade regulator CCI. A bench headed by Chief... |
| Communications watchdog approves mobile services on Australian airlines CANBERRA, July 30 (Xinhua) -- Australians could soon be able to use their mobile phones in flight after the latest ruling from the national communications watchdog, local media reported on Friday. ... |
| Heavy fog disrupts travel in Sydney and Brisbane in Australia Heavy fog on Friday continues to hover over parts of Sydney and Brisbane in Australia, causing disruptions to airports and ferries. Two Sydney-bound international flights were diverted to Melbourne... |
| Carter in meltdown over travel expenses? It has been revealed the suspended MP travelled to China earlier this month without his party's knowledge. Mr Goff says he does not know what Mr Carter was doing in Tibet, but he was not on party... |
| US passports still vulnerable to fraud WASHINGTON -- Posing as someone else and using fake birth certificates and driver's licenses to get a U.S. passport can still work. For the second time in two years, government investigators exposed... |
| FAA: Chelsea Clinton's wedding is a no-fly zone RHINEBECK, N.Y. -- Chelsea Clinton's wedding along the Hudson River will be under a no-fly zone. The Federal Aviation Administration says local airspace will be restricted from 3 p.m. Saturday to... |
| Dead whale pinned to cruise ship A dead adult female humpback whale is pictured pinned to the bow of a Princess Cruises liner. (Reuters) ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A dead whale was discovered pinned to the bow of a Princess Cruises... |
| Fatima draws millions of pilgrims - including the pope FATIMA, Portugal - A few dozen people attend midday Mass. A handful of others light candles. A woman makes her way down a long, narrow path on her knees.The expansive esplanade bounded by two massive... |
| Maintaining a career on the road Meeting deadlines during a month-long trip to Ecuador was supposed to be a breeze. But a local energy-saving strategy of scheduled power outages caught us by surprise and short-circuited our workday.... |
| Athletics: Welsh ace cruise through to 400m hurdles final DAI GREENE and Rhys Williams are in pole position to deliver the first Welsh gold at the European Athletics Championships in eight years. Both won their 400m hurdles semi-finals with ease last night... |
| China's first luxury airport hotel opens Hilton has opened the first five-star airport hotel in China, at Beijing International Airport. The luxury hotel, which is close to the airport's newest terminal three building, will cater to the... |
| Air travel recovery hints that Europe could be back on the move PARIS -- When travel takes off, something in the world is stirring and the latest airline data together with signals from factories across Europe suggest that the economic machine is getting back in... |
| American Airlines to pay US$5 mil., provide evidence in freight case DALLAS -- American Airlines has agreed to pay US$5 million and provide evidence against other airlines to settle a class-action lawsuit brought by freight shippers who were victims of a price-fixing... |
| China's busiest airport to give more slots to foreign airlines BEIJING -- Foreign airlines can expect to receive more flight slots in the future at the busiest airport in the Chinese capital, as a result of government efforts to increase transparency and build... |
| Shanghai Airlines to leave Star Alliance Following its recent merger with China Eastern Airlines, Shanghai Airlines will terminate its membership with Star Alliance by the end of October. Passengers will still have access to the Star... |
| Dead whale found pinned to Alaska cruise liner A dead whale, believed to be a juvenile humpback, is pictured pinned to the bow of a Princess Cruises liner near Juneau, in this National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration photograph taken on... |
| Cruise ships strikes whale in Alaska Princess Cruises said the dead whale became stuck at the bow of the Sapphire Princess, and the vessel was stopped south of Douglas Island until the carcass was removed yesterday afternoon (local... |
| Dead whale pinned to cruise liner By Yereth Rosen Anchorage - A dead whale has been discovered pinned to the bow of a Princess Cruises luxury liner near Juneau, the third such incident for the company's Alaska fleet in a decade,... |
| Hotels hurting — if they even get built hotels in the city has been stalled indefinitely. "I would say 100 percent it's because we're in the worst economic times since the Great Depression," Des Plaines Ald. Mark Walsten said. "That... |
| Princess Cruises will add Hawaii cruise will launch a 28-day Hawaii, Tahiti & South Pacific cruise aboard Sapphire Princess next year. The month-long excursion is in addition to the California-based company’s 43 sailings of 10... |
| Voluntourism package helps travelers do good in New Orleans Marriott International has launched a new "voluntourism" package in its New Orleans hotels for travelers who want to make a difference when they travel. Tapping one of the fastest-growing tourism... |
| Honda shows off its first private jet Honda has been showing off its first ever aircraft at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, saying that the jet should fly by the end of the year. The HondaJet is the first venture into aviation for Honda, more... |
| Net loss of Austrian Airlines in first six months reaches 6.7 mln euros The Austrian Airlines has posted an operating loss of 6.7 million euros (about 8.71 million U.S. dollar) for the first six months of 2010, about 28.3 percent less than during the same period of the... |
| Bargains at sea: repositioning cruises Travelers looking for a bargain at sea should consider repositioning cruises. Each fall and spring, cruise lines move their fleets to ports in warmer climates so that their ships will be ready to... |
| Expedia Profits Speed As Travel Comes Back reported second-quarter earnings that flew to 44 cents per share, from 38 cents last year, topping analysts' forecast of 42 cents. On an adjusted basis net income soared 14% to $129.3 million, from... |
| Loews Hotels passes over Louisville Loews Hotels had considered establishing a shared services center employing 187 people in Louisville, but the company has decided not to go through with the project despite an offer of up $3 million... |
| Free travel after public transport meltdown Public transport is free across Melbourne today. The State Government is waiving fares, to make up for the inconvenience of this week's rail meltdown. On Tuesday, a power outage at two city... |
| 10 great places to swim with sharks Costa Rica "Hundreds of scalloped hammerheads school above the scenic sea mounts of Cocos Island," DeHart says. Here, you'll probably spot massive manta rays, bright-orange frogfish and "whitetip... |
| Second homes: All the joys of Florida in one spot Best for: Golfers and beach fans with urban flair seeking value-oriented second homes. Claim to fame: The Dali Museum in St. Petersburg has a vast collection of artist Salvador Dali's work. It... |
| Networking calendar for week of 8/2 Lunch Bunch Business Networking, every other Tuesday starting May 11, noon, Fox and Hound, 8320 W. Mariners Way, Peoria. www.meetup.com/lunch-bunch-business-networking. West Valley Women, first... |
| Delta leads way as airlines’ profits soar Airlines may have been pounded financially for the past decade, but changes to their business models over the past couple of years helped make the second quarter one of the best earnings seasons in... |
| The top 10 places to go diving this winter Scuba diving is now one of the most popular holiday activities in the world, with millions of people qualified to drift weightlessly beneath the waves and experience the delights of the marine... |
| On the call: Southwest Airlines Co. Thursday, July 29, 2010 at 1:56 p.m. Southwest Airlines Co. serves 69 airports in the United States, but CEO Gary C. Kelly says there's still room to grow before looking at international flights. ... |
| Seven Emirati students complete internship at hotels Last Updated: July 29. 2010 11:44PM UAE / July 29. 2010 7:44PM GMT ABU DHABI // Jobs in the local hospitality sector have traditionally been dominated by foreign workers, whether from India or... |