How does the current euro crisis affect you and your travels? The politicians and bankers are all worked up, but will the euro zone’s current economic turmoil have any significant impact on visitors from North America? Certainly, the euro is under threat, and because Europe is such an important destination for visitors from North America, ...Read More
Archive for January 19th, 2012
WASHINGTON — The economy is off to a fast start in 2012. The outlook for hiring has brightened as applications for unemployment benefits near a four-year low. Adding to the optimism, inflation remains low, business travel is up and the home market is showing slight gains after three dismal years. That’s the picture sketched by ...Read More
By Bart Jansen, USA TODAY Updated President Obama on Thursday declared that “America is open for business” and laid out steps to make it easier for some foreign vistors to travel here. By Julie Jacobson, AP Non-resident visitors to the U.S. have their passports checked at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. Using Walt Disney ...Read More
Boeing Co. photo American Airlines will begin offering free drinks on its international flights. In the ultra-competitive world of international air travel, American Airlines American Airlines Latest from The Business Journals American Airlines brings free drinks to overseas flightsAMR makes partial .5M payment to pension plansJudge signs injunction in dispute between Cuban, Perot entities ...Read More
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