International Tourism LinksLast Updated: July 03, 2009
Listed below are links to many international tourism bureaus and official sites. These sites have plenty of valuable information to assist you with your future travel plans and arrangements.
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European Union Okays Cell Phone Use For Air TravelersLast Updated: July 03, 2009
On Monday, the European Union cleared the way for air travelers to use mobile phones to talk, text or send e-mails on planes throughout Europe's airspace. With the EU approval, airlines will now be able to offer onboard service for cell phones that use the European GSM technology later this year.
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Carry On Baggage GuidelinesLast Updated: July 03, 2009
Carry On Baggage Guidelines
Each airline has different guidelines when it comes to carry on luggage. So
we here at Bestfares.com have done the research for you so that you will have
the most up to date information.
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International Fuel Surcharge ChartLast Updated: June 23, 2009
On several international routes, the fuel surcharge compared to last summer
has more than doubled on most routes. However now that summer is over and fuel
cost are going down, and airlines are slashing fuel surcharges.Click here for full story
Grand Cayman - Seven Miles to ParadiseLast Updated: June 19, 2009
Any country that has a turtle in pirate garb as its logo should be a fun place for families to play.
It's the same mixture of animals and adventure that Disney movies have weaned us on for generations (think
Pirates of the Caribbean meets
The
Little Mermaid).
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Domestic Airlines Change Fee ChartLast Updated: April 16, 2009
Delta airlines charge $150.00 change fee on airline tickets
traveling in North America. They will join the ranks of American, United, Northwest, Continental Airlines and US
Airways in charging the highest fare to change a US domestic ticket.Click here for full story
Delta Air Lines Making ChangesLast Updated: March 31, 2009
Delta Air Lines is seeking to make changes that they are hoping flyers will see as positive changes. On June 5, 2008, Delta Air Lines began a new flight and delivered 178 travelers to Kona Island, known as the Big Island in Hawaii from Los Angeles.
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