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NTA Call for Tourism Policy Gains Momentum
By : George Dooley - SEPTEMBER 04, 2008
National Tourism Association wants unified front for travel office, joining forces with other leading travel associations.
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Government Launches New Phase of Public Education Campaign
By : George Dooley - SEPTEMBER 04, 2008
Extensive efforts will be made to inform travelers of cross-border document requirements.
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ASTA Says New Florida Law Punishes Agents
By : George Dooley - AUGUST 28, 2008
ASTA says the law violates multiple provisions of the Constitution, including freedom to travel and the right of the federal government to regulate commerce free of state interference.
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YTB Tells SEC It Will Defend Against Charges
By : George Dooley - AUGUST 18, 2008
Controversial YTB has been in discussions with California's Attorney General.
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No More Separate Bins for Laptop Computers
By : Kirk Cassels - AUGUST 18, 2008
Business travelers and computer junkies can now have their laptops screened at the airport without removing them from the original carrying case.
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Stay on Top of Colombia Travel Warnings
By : Joe Pike - AUGUST 13, 2008
Since the Department of State issued a travel warning for Colombia, Travel Agent recommends agents stay on top of the latest updates before sending clients to this Latin America destination.
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NTA Encouraged By Obama View on U.S. Travel Marketing
By : George Dooley - AUGUST 07, 2008
National Tour Association stresses that, because of the current economy and value of the dollar, the U.S. should be an attractive international destination.
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Industry Calls for President to Act on Fuel Crisis
By : George Dooley - JULY 31, 2008
More than 175 major industry groups urge Congress to end deadlock.
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Business Visas Restricted to Shanghai During Olympics
By : Kirk Cassels - JULY 28, 2008
Foreign business travelers coming to Shanghai must encourage the Chinese company that invited them to give detailed documentation to avoid restriction of business visas, Reuters reports.
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Industry Unites to Oppose DHS Exit Rules Mandate
By : George Dooley - JULY 28, 2008
Twenty major trade associations have joined forces to combat the proposed Exit Rule that would require cruise lines and air carriers to pay for the fingerprinting of foreign visitors exiting the U.S.
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