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US travel rules change for those not needing visa (The State)
U.S. officials say people from countries that do not need visas to enter the United States must begin registering under a new travel authorization program before making their journey. Travelers from the 35 countries are asked to obtain an authorization from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security at least 72 hours before their flight departs to the U.S. The program has been voluntary since ...
US travel rules change for those not needing visa (KXXV Waco)
Associated Press - January 9, 2009 9:23 AM ET LONDON (AP) - U.S. officials say people from countries that do not need visas to enter the United States must begin registering under a new travel...
Social Media in Travel: Generating Brand Awareness is Not Enough, Monetization is Now the Top Priority (Hospitality Net)
EyeforTravel research has shown that when it comes to social media, monetization is the top priority for senior travel executives in North America. After carrying out extensive research for their 2nd annual Social Media Strategies event, EyeforTravel recently published the agenda for their 2009 conference, being held on March 10-11 in San Francisco. More information can be found at:
US travel rules change for those not needing visa (The Charlotte Observer)
(The Associated Press) U.S. officials say people from countries that do not need visas to enter the United States must begin registering under a new travel authorization program before making their journey. Travelers from the 35 countries are asked to obtain an authorization from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security at least 72 hours before their flight departs to the U.S. The program has ...
China Blocks Travel for Parents Planning Quake Protest (New York Times)
Parents who were trying to travel to Beijing to ask the government for a full investigation into school collapses during the May earthquake were stopped by local police.