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Commercial Space Travel Will Greatly Damage Earth’s Environment

25 October 2010 Commercial space to greatly damage earth environment Remember how we’ve been talking about space travel and how soon such trips will be available to the public – or should we say to that segment of tourism enthusiasts ... read more

Top Haunted Hotels Selected by Travelocity Editors

25 October 2010 Top haunted hotels selected by travelocity editors If you’re into visiting dark places that reek of ghost dust and scary stories and need some inspiration for your next trip and some more fuel for your passion for ... read more

10 Historical Sites to Visit in Barcelona

25 October 2010 10 historical sites to visit in barcelona Barcelona is the capital city of Catalonia. It has one foot in the blue Mediterranean Sea and its other foot amidst the mountain range if Collserola. It is typically a ... read more

International travel disrupted by Belgian rail strike

18 October 2010 International travel disrupted by belgian rail strike A 24-hour strike started by one of Belgium’s main rail unions has forced the cancellation of nearly all high-speed rail service in and out of the country and severely disrupted ... read more

Booking Flights in the US Gets More Complicated

18 October 2010 Us flight bookings more complicated If booking your flight and getting through the whole check in, security check, boarding procedure were not complicated enough, US has just made them a little more complicated and even ... read more

Japan Recruits Foreign Tourists to Help Improve Travel Offerings

18 October 2010 Japan recruits foreign tourists to improve travel offerings Who would know better than a foreigner what international travelers expect from Japanese tourism? No one, that’s the conclusion Japan reached and decided to recruit those very foreigners, have them ... read more

US Airways strikes again – Traveler too disabled to fly!

15 October 2010 Us airways traveler too disabled to fly The air carrier that brought the infamous “too fat to fly” policy to the world has  once more taken the world of travel by surprise by bringing its “too disabled ... read more