8 votes
BBC NewsProfile: 'Jihad Jane' from Main StreetBBC News... Asia and Europe, and recruited women on the internet who had passports and the ability to travel to and around Europe in support of violent jihad". ...
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12 votes
Vayama's Travel Secret Revealed: Don't Fly over 'Make-a-Stopover'SBWire (press release)Seoul: Get a free stopover in Seoul on your next flight to Asia on Asiana and get a free airport transfer with free hop on and off bus tour. ...
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6 votes
ReutersIndonesian leader takes swipe at Australian travel alertAFPYudhoyono, who has been praised for steering Southeast Asia's biggest economy through the downturn with 4.5 percent growth last year, on Wednesday called ...Travel warning system hindering tiesSydney Morning HeraldFeel-good show lacked depthThe AustralianAustralia - Prime Minister Trascript of joint press conference with Presid
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18 votes
Airline stocks fall; IATA raises global forecastMarketWatchInternational demand in January jumped 6.5% in the Asia Pacific region and 11% in Latin America from a year ago. Slower to grow was North America, ...and more »
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5 votes
San Francisco Bay TimesOh So Queer and More: The 2010 SF Int'l Asian American Film FestivalSan Francisco Bay TimesShot locally, you have a taxidermist who lovingly preserves animal remains; a travel writer who never leaves her apartment and reads her texts aloud as she ...and more »
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12 votes
South Asia set to see a surge in Chinese touristsBusiness StandardThis made China the fifth-highest travel spending country in the world. According to the UN's World Tourism Organization, China will be the world's ...and more »
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12 votes
The HinduIATA Sees Stronger RecoveryTravel AgentImprovements are driven by economic recovery in the emerging markets of Asia-Pacific and Latin America whose carriers posted international passenger demand ...Airline Group Halves Forecast for Losses in 2010New York TimesWorld airlines see blue skies aheadArab NewsIATA Calls On Workers To Abandon Strikes As Losses ContinueWall Street JournalReuters&
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9 votes