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TRO TravelGram- March 16
03-16-2011
| Destinations Paris in character A search for the haunts of Commissaire Maigret of the Paris Brigade Criminelle, the fictional detective of short stories by Georges Simenon ... The Australian The museum mile There are places in LA where it's OK to be of great age... Sydney Morning Herald Cool birds and punk rockers The characters are many when you explore the Falkland Islands ...Sydney Morning Herald Don't even think of visiting Tibet this month Tibet off limits to travelers in March... Globe and Mail Tours and Activities First Guinness store in the USA to open in Las Vegas St. Patrick's Day revelers and lovers of Irish brew, these two are for you... USA Today Lisbon's Culinary Golden Age? Travelers to Lisbon invariably learn at least two Portuguese words. The first is 'obrigado' ('thank you'). The second is 'bacalhau.' It means cod... New York Times Kid-Friendly Eats in Washington, D.C. Seth Kugel tried some of Washington's best cheap eats to find out if families who come to gawk at Washington landmarks could also take advantage of its eateries... New York Times Cruise Two Cruise Movies Starring Royal Caribbean's Allure of the Seas! If it sounds far-fetched that a cruise ship would "open" a film, credit Royal Caribbean with trying something new... CruiseCritic.com Next Princess Cruises ship to have glass-bottomed 'SeaWalk' Princess Cruises announced its next ship will be called the Royal Princess and revealed several new-to-the-industry features ... USA Today Transportation Heathrow 'refused army help to clear snowbound runway' Heathrow's owners were accused of turning down army help to clear one of its runways because it did not want to use unskilled labor... Telegraph (London) Quake relief: JAL to fly goods, relief workers for free Japan Airlines (JAL) says it will fly rescue workers and transport relief goods for free... USA Today America's got talent, airport edition From impromptu concerts to employee art shows, fliers across the country may encounter some fun and diversion in the midst of a stressful travel day... USA Today Lodging Boutique style on a backpacker budget Once hostels were all about low cost - and low comfort. Now the best of them combine cheap with chic... The Independent Tips for booking hotels at the Olympics Tickets to the 2012 summer Olympic Games in London are on sale. And that signals the usual stampede for hotel rooms and private lodging... USA Today Big Island hotels in Hawaii repair tsunami-related damage Several hotels on the Big Island in Hawaii are repairing damage from last week's tsunami that was created by the massive earthquake in Japan... USA Today Other and Odd Why travel agents are back in vogue A good travel agent will save you time, save you money and provide insights into the logistics of your trip... Travelhoppers Threats to Traveling Data Security experts say travelers often ignore the added threats to their information - passwords, credit card numbers, business secrets - in a public place... New York Times
5 Ways to Best Protect Your Agency: Travel insurance and E&O No travel agent should ever allow any client to travel without having first advised the client of the availability and advisability of travel insurance... Travel Research Online Today in History Hugh Thompson, Jr. - An American Hero Captain Hugh Thompson, Jr. was a United States Army helicopter pilot during the Vietnam War... Travel Research Online [Back to Press Releases Main]
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