An increasing number of Britons are heading to
New York and other US cities to snap up retail bargains created by the weak dollar.
The British pound is currently nearing the equivalent of $2 and shoppers are taking advantage of ...
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Shoppers 'flying to New York for bargains'
Posted by Penny at 10:49, 28 November 2006
Qatar Airways has opened the world's first dedicated terminal for first and business class passengers at Doha International Airport.
The opening took place a week before the 15th Asian Games commence in
Doha and saw the first passengers use ...
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Qatar Airways opens premium Doha terminal
Posted by Andrea at 10:26, 29 November 2006
Short weekend breaks are becoming increasingly popular among travellers from
the US, according to new research.
The number of weekend getaways taken last year rose ten per cent to 225 million, the study by the Travel Industry Association (TIA) revealed.
Such ...
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Weekend breaks 'becoming more popular'
Posted by Merv at 10:28, 29 November 2006
Nearly two-thirds of all
US airports offer public Wi-Fi services, according to a new survey.
Of these services, 73 per cent are located at large airports, while 45 per cent are situated at smaller hubs, the research by wireless internet ...
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Two-thirds of US airports 'offer Wi-Fi'
Posted by Andrea at 10:29, 29 November 2006
Want to get a flavour of the
Rio de Janeiro carnival closer to home? Try travelling to
Lisbon for the city's annual carnival event between February 16th and 20th.
While this event is not quite on the same scale ...
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A taste of Brazil in Lisbon
Posted by Andrew at 10:48, 29 November 2006
The number of holidaymakers flying to distant destinations last summer significantly increased compared with last year, according to new research.
Travel agents registered with the Association of British Travel Agents (Abta) saw bookings for locations such as
Brazil,
Thailand ...
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Long-haul destinations 'increasing in popularity'
Posted by Carrie at 12:20, 30 November 2006