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3 airports opening new runways amid economic woes
Alarm in the aviation industry over a projected 10 percent drop in domestic flights this winter hasn't derailed plans to open multimillion-dollar runways at three U.S. airports on Thursday.
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JFK Airport's Terminal 5 has Sky-High Ambitions for Wine
Airplane food and wine have been a punch line for years, and that was true even before the 2006 TSA security restrictions on liquids took away the option to bring one's own bottles on board.
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8000 years in 48 hours..1 mad weekend in Istanbul
"Welcome, my friends, welcome to Istanbul!" These were the first words that I heard as I lugged my overstuffed holdall through Sabiha Gokcen airport and was loaded into the waiting minibus that would take us to ...
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Fall Getaways: San Francisco, Rain or Shine
In November, San Francisco is caught between the warm early fall and the approaching winter months.
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Tiger's 'free' flights snapped up
THE economic downturn has failed to dampen Australians' appetites for travel, with about 50,000 "free" flights on Tiger Airways snapped up within hours of going on sale.
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Australia hopes Nicole Kidman epic will revive tourism
Australia's most expensive film, called Australia and starring Nicole Kidman, has opened to huge fanfare in Sydney, with tourism chiefs praying the country itself will emerge as the star of the show.
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U.S. loosens rules for foreign visitors as travel dries up
The federal government will expand its Visa Waiver Program today to include South Korea and six Eastern European countries -- Hungary, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and the Slovak Republic.
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US supply trucks resume travel in Pakistan pass
Security forces escorted container trucks and oil tankers through the Khyber Pass on Monday after Pakistan reopened the route critical to transporting supplies to NATO and U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Pakistan suspended the vehicles from the passageway for a security review last week after militants hijacked several trucks whose load included...
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South Korea Inviting Medical Tourists to Its Hospitals
In this city's Apgujeong district, famous for its high-end boutiques and plastic surgeons, tourist buses unload Chinese and Japanese visitors looking for a nip and tuck as part of their packaged tour.
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The other Islamabad: A bird-watcher's paradise
Islamabad often makes the news for suicide attacks, Islamic extremism and political upheaval, but for a small band of enthusiasts the city is famous for something very different -- bird-watching. Just 10 ...
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