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  • 10 travel trends you can't ignore (MSNBC)
    In travel, just when one trend seems hot, another one takes over. Case in point: Five years ago, affluent travelers, tired of staying in luxury hotels for their holidays, starting booking grand villas in the Tuscan countryside, on the beaches of Mexico and in the South of France. Now, hotels around the world are building villas, and vacationers are migrating back.


  • U.S. Online Booking Tools Add Euro Rail Ties (Business Travel News)
    APRIL 23, 2007 -- U.S.-based online booking tools this year are adding more robust capabilities for providing European rail content and giving local market leaders, such as Amadeus E-Travel Management, I:FAO's Cytric and KDS, added competition.


  • India's Mirza to face nemesis in third round at US Open (AFP via Yahoo! News)
    India's Sania Mirza advanced to the third round of the US Open with a 6-3, 7-5 victory Thursday over US veteran Laura Granville, booking a revenge match against Russian nemesis Anna Chakvetadze.


  • Sports complex booking prompts discussion (The Lisle Sun)
    Two sporting events took place Aug. 10 at the Lisle/Benedictine Sports Complex. A Chicago Bandits and a DuPage Dragons game were played at the same time.


  • International Rail Appoints Web Certain To Deliver Online Multilingual Search Marketing Campaign (e-Consultancy)
    Multilingual search marketing specialist to focus on link building for rail travel booking company, International Rail International Rail a wholly owned subsidiary of Wandrian Inc, the global rail specialist, today announced the appointment of multilingual search marketing company Web Certain ( www.webcertain.com )...


  • Booking along (The Plainfield Sun)
    Books were flying off the shelves at the Plainfield Public Library, and it wasn't because of Harry Potter or last week's storms.


  • Dem donor in San Mateo County Jail (The San Francisco Examiner)
    (Booking photo) Democratic fundraiser Norman Hsu surrendered to authorities this morning and is in jail on charges of grand theft. His bail was set at $2 million.


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