U.S. tightens Cuba travel again
Charter flights to Cuba will now be limited to Havana, with more restrictions to follow.
News Links
Chutzpah! Domino Pizza's Italy plans
America's fast-food pizza chain has big plans to invade the home of pizza.
Harry Potter gets a superstore
Warner Brothers is moving Harry Potter into a New York superstore next summer.
Lisbon Metro puts a cork in it
Lisbon installs new seats, using Portuguese materials, hoping for better wear and longer use.
Rome mayor: Ban souvenir stands
Rome is trying for more decorum around its tourism attractions, but some of the rules are coming under fire.
Big Brother goes to the loo
Atlanta's airport and a major plumbing supplier are connecting airport restrooms to the internet.
Carnival to add 16 ships by 2025
Can the current wave of cruise line expansion go on forever? Some companies are betting that it can.
A really cheesy hotel deal
Yet another pop-up hotel experience is avaialble, this one for cheese-lovers.
France: Saving regional rail
France's second-string rail system doesn't have the glamor of the TGVs, but will now get new investment and upgrades.
Airline customer service declining, 56% say
Perceptions of customer service are headed in a negative direction, perhaps more negative than the reality.
China's Olympic bullet trains: No driver!
Hold on tight! China has the world's fastest driverless train, and it's headed straight to the Winter Olympics.
Changing the Guard at Int'l Air Group
Willie Walsh, one of the big names in big-name aviation is retiring
Now Norwegian adds carry-on fees
Another airline gets ready to charge another fee, this one for carry-on luggage that was formerly free.
BA, AA kick off JFK renewal
American and British Airways kick off the first construction of the JFK redevelopment plan.
Ryanair: at the top, but troubles ahead
The discount airline is now Europe's largest carrier, but faces financial and regulatory issues.