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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 26th 2011 through June 27th 2011: Road killers: Rating buses for safety – Sean O’Neill recently posted this on This Just In…Newsweek’s Travel Blog: (Steven Brahms) That’s Ridiculous! A Fee to Print a Boarding Pass — No, Seriously | Frommers.com- frommers.com – <a href="http://www.frommers.com/community/persona.html?UID=813340&plckUserId=813340">Carrie Havranek</a> Spirit Airlines [...]

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 23rd 2011 through June 24th 2011: Is a single day of theme park fun worth $120? – Brad Tuttle recently posted this on This Just In…Newsweek’s Travel Blog:Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando both raised their single-day multi-park passes to a whopping $120 a day. PARIS: A350-1000 [...]

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 21st 2011 through June 22nd 2011: Airport survival guide–we want your tips! – Andrea Minarcek recently posted this on This Just In…Newsweek’s Travel Blog: Tokyo’s Narita International Airport (Courtesy joecruz/myBudgetTravel) From Twitter – RT @lifehacker How much should you tip in Egypt? Brazil? or India? Global tipping [...]

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 18th 2011 through June 19th 2011: 7-Night Costa Rica Guided Adventure, from $539 – posted this over on Frommer’s : Visit La Fortuna, Montezuma, and San Jos&eacute on this seven-night land-only Costa Rica tour, which includes hotel, local transportation, and a guide throughout. Ow.ly – image uploaded [...]

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 16th 2011 through June 17th 2011: What’s your take on Airbus’ vision for the future? – Michelle Baran recently posted this on This Just In…Newsweek’s Travel Blog: Airbus’ futuristic cabin concept (Courtesy Airbus) http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/blogs/business_aviation/index.jsp…- aviationweek.com Aviation, Defense and Space News, Jobs, Conferences by AVIATION WEEK the premier [...]

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 14th 2011 through June 15th 2011: Puerto Rico: Good Luck and Good Discounts – Smarter Travelhas posted some info about ["midnight beach","summer travel","travel discounts","puerto rico"]: A midnight beach festival and big summer travel discounts offer two great reasons to visit Puerto Rico.Head over to www.smartertravel.com to read [...]

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 13th 2011 through June 14th 2011: Open secret websites for booking hotels – Sean O’Neill recently posted this on This Just In…Newsweek’s Travel Blog: Hotel deals can sometimes be found on lesser known websites. (Courtesy UggBoy/Flickr) 7 Things You Should Know About International Car Rentals – posted [...]

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 9th 2011 through June 10th 2011: How travelers can help Japan recovery – Michelle Baran recently posted this on This Just In… Newsweek’s Travel Blog:It’s been three months since the earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan, and as the country looks to rebuild there are several things [...]

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 8th 2011 through June 9th 2011: 3 ways to save on car rentals this summer – Brad Tuttle recently posted this on This Just In… Newsweek’s Travel Blog:If you can hit the road soon, rental rates start for as little as $1 a day. Google – google.com [...]

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Bringing you what’s new in travel for June 5th 2011 IATA: Thai to model new regional carrier after SilkAir – flightglobal.com Thai Airways International aims to model its new regional carrier after Singapore Airlines’ regional subsidiary SilkAir. To begin operations in the…  show all text   Autumn in Paris & Nice, from $1,249 With Air [...]

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