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• Advanced Technologies
• e-Passports Go High-Tech
• Passports Required For All Travel in
• E-Ticketing – Not Quite Paperless
• Is Travel Managing You
• Getaway to Chicago
• Travel Simplified
• Get Out of the City & Head for the
• Meal on the Go for Hungry Travelers
• Chocolate Lovers Dream Vacation
• New Spa Services Target Male
• Head Upstream Rather Than Across
• Adventurous Travelers
• Magical Memories Found
• Marriage Begins in a Fairytale Castle
• Da Vinci Code Releases
• Palm Springs Revival
• River Boat Cruising
• Discover the Great Outdoors
• Family Travel Bigger Than Ever
• Travel Experiences That Make a Difference
• Only a Boat Ride Away
• What’s Old is New Again in Hotels
• Seven Wonders of the World
• Cell Phones Fly to New Heights
• Four-Star Camping Experiences
• Head South for the Winter
• From the Sand up, New Club Med
• Global Travel That’s Short
• Personalized Service, Convenience
• Travel That Makes You Rich
• House Swapping Makes Long-term
• In-flight Language Learning
• Shore Excursions Are Travel
• Lost in Translation
• Travel during the Holiday Season
• Old-School Soft-Adventure
• Value & Service Are Keys
• Choose to be Happy
• Passport Requirements Changing
• The Dogs Have It
• Take Your Breath Away
• Cruise Lines Sailing Away
• Don’t Worry, You’re Covered
• Traveling Tips from an Experienced
• Airports: Go for the Vacation,
• Working from Above
• Peace, Love and Travel
• No Decisions Required
• Got Food, Will Travel
• Keep the Kids in School
• Back to Nature Vacation
• Rise Above It All
• Centennial Celebration
• Travelers Flock Together
• Get Out Of Town
• Thanks to Hollywood, Destinations
• Travel California
• Too Many Choices
• Today’s Vacations are Meaningful
• Hungry for Travel
• Ships Bursting at the Hulls
• Love Is in the Air
• Disney Celebrates 50 Years
• Demand for Travel Is Flying
• Travel Is Solid Gold Expenditure
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LOS ANGELES TIMES - Sunday Travel Section

• It's never too early to sail the world - January 2006

THE SIGNAL - Business Section

2006 October - December

• Advanced Technologies to Take Flight at Airports
• e-Passports Go High-Tech
• Passports Required For All Travel in January 2007

2006 July - September

• Carry Passenger Receipt When Flying or Cruising to Avoid Hassle
• Is Travel Managing You or Are You Managing Your Travel?
• Windy City Rivals NYC in Culture, Diversity, Attractions – Closer to Home
• New Security Measures Mean Pack Less, Check Bags, Arrive Early
• Today’s Traveler Wants New Adventure, Unique Experience
• Meal on the Go for Hungry Travelers
• Chocolate Lovers Dream Vacation
• Crystal Cruises Introduces Pampering & Grooming Treatments for Men
• Head Upstream Rather Than Across the Pond

2006 April - June

• Adventurous Travelers Turn to Cruises for Excitement
• Try Something Different Next Time You Travel
• Modern Day Princesses Seek New Twist on Destination Weddings
• Da Vinci Code Releases Curious Tourist in All of Us
• Palm Springs Revival is Hip and Happening
• River Boat Cruising Quietly Becoming Hot Vacation Option
• Discover the Great Outdoors
• Family Travel Bigger Than Ever
• Travel Experiences That Make a Difference

2006 January - March

• Only a Boat Ride Away
• What’s Old is New Again in Hotels
• Seven Wonders of the World, Wonder What They Are
• Cell Phones Fly to New Heights
• Four-Star Camping Experiences
• Head South for the Winter to Visit Cancun
• From the Sand up, New Club Med Buccaneer’s Creek is Spectacular

2005 October - December

• Global Travel That’s Short and Sweet
• Personalized Service, Convenience Outweigh Price in Travel Decisions
• Travel That Makes You Rich
• House Swapping Makes Long-term Travel Affordable For Many
• In-flight Language Learning Takes Off on International Carriers
• Shore Excursions Are Travel Opportunity for Cruisers
• Traveling the U.S. Offers Distinct Cultural, Social Diversity  

2005 July - September

• Plan Now for the Perfect Family Gift – A Vacation
• Old-School Soft-Adventure Gets More Exciting
• Value & Service Are Keys to Success
• Travel is Personal Experience Done Best with Positive Attitude
• Passport Requirements Changing
• The Dogs Have It
• Take Your Breath Away at Machu Picchu
• Cruise Lines Sailing Away With New Ideas
• Travel Insurance Offers Options for Unexpected Surprises
• Traveling Tips from an Experienced Packer
• Terminal Boutiques Cater to Travelers Turned Duty-Free Spenders

2005 April - June

• In-flight Internet Access Will Elevate Meetings to New Heights
• Tourism Benefits Destinations, Rebuilds Communities and Gives Back
• Travel Gets Even Easier With All-Inclusive Vacations
• Plan Ahead for Meals When Flying This Summer
• Keep the Kids in School This Summer
• National Parks, Biosphere Reserves Highlight European Travel Adventure
• Hot Air Balloon Adventures Are Unique Way To “Flight-See”
• Favorite Desert Town Dramatically Improved During Last 100 Years
• Experiential Vacations Leading the Way as Preferred Travel
• Get Out Of Town
• Thanks to Hollywood, Destinations Take Center Stage

2005 January - March

• College-Bound Family Vacation is Great Way To See State, Visit Schools 
• A True Vacation Means Experiencing Travel Fully Unplugged
• Too Many Choices
• Volunteerism Makes Impact as Way to See the World
• Hungry for Travel
• Cruises Offer Variety of Activities for the Whole Family to Enjoy
• Spring Wedding & Honeymoon Season Means Start Planning Now
• Disney Celebrates 50 Years
• Demand for Travel Is Flying High
• Travel Is Solid Gold Expenditure
• Prepare for Change: Travel More In 2005

2004 October - December

• To Attract Youth, Travel Industry Needs Technology, Higher Pay
• Travel Is Top Resolution For 2005
• Get Out Of Town for Christmas Weekend
• Headed Down The Isle in 2005?
• Book Flights First to Get to Destinations
• Travel Advertising Goes Beyond Price to Image & Experience
• New Ports Bring Ships Closer To Home for Many
• Take Time Away From Life to Explore the World
• South Pole Offers Educational Adventures for the Entire Family
• Planning a Vacation Is More Than a Good Review from Friends, Family

2004 July - September

• Want to Travel in 2005, Then Call Your Agent Today
• Luggage Check-In Now Available Online
• Proper Attire Makes Best-Dressed List for Airline Travel
• Costa Rica Attracts Adventurous & Upscale Travelers
• Bookings Are Up Even During Heightened Safety Warnings
• Special Interest Travel Popular For Sharing Unique Experience
• Start Early To Secure First Choice Vacation Itinerary
• Staff & Service Separate The Good From The Great
• Niche Marketing Requires Focusing On Strengths & Expertise
• Trust A Travel Agent To Save You Time & Money
• Take A New Look At Hawaii

2004 April - June

• Super-Sized Airplane To Take Off Next Year
• Summer Travel Success Starts At The Airport
• Travelers Trending Toward Weekend Getaways
• Low-Fare Airlines Gaining Popularity Among Business Travelers
• Seaside Luxury Living Is Alternative To Beach Resort
• Newest Wedding Planner Is The Travel Agent
• Travel Insurance Helps Cover Unplanned Vacation Cancellations
• Full Flights May Leave Travelers Without Transportation
• Innovative Idea Sails On New Cruise Ship
• Travel Industry Changing To Accommodate New Lifestyle Preference 

2004 January - March

• Supporting Local Causes Is Community Effort
• To Attract Youth, Travel Industry Needs Technology, Higher Pay
• Start Now For Best Selection & Availability
• The Internet Is Rising Force In Travel Bookings
• Golden Age Of Cruising Returning In Style
• Kindness Goes A Long Way When Traveling
• Travel Agents Advised Against Making Promises

2003 October - December

• Airlines Want Our Attention
• Baby Boomers Travel The Most
• Hotels Listen To Women’s Needs
• Work With Experienced Agent To Get Value, Deals
• Hawaii & Rome Are Favorite Destinations
• Ease Of Self Check-In Depends On The Name You Use
• Thanksgiving Weekend Travel Expected High As Airlines Report Earnings
• Corporate Travel Dives While Low-Cost Air Carriers Take Flight
• Airlines Fly Toward Globalization With International Mergers
• Continuing Education Courses Sailing Strong Among Vacationers

2003 July - September

• Travel Agents Find Balance and Continuing Education at the Spa
• Travelers Spring to Action with Bookings for March Vacations
• Hidden Fees Help Boost Revenues For Travel Service Vendors
• Las Vegas Offers Easy Access, Affordability, Diversity
• Planning A Last Minute Trip in August Is Nearly Impossible
• Demand For Spa Services Up Among All Travelers
• Healing Begins as Asia Recovers from SARS
• One Price Really Covers All In New Inclusive Travel Packages
• Family Travel to NY, DC, Boston Top American Vacation Spots
• Restaurant Food Takes Flight As Airlines Charge For Meals

2003 April - June

• Travel Still Popular After September 11

SANTA CLARITA VALLEY LIVING MAGAZINE

• Live Large Texas-Style or in Upscale Private Property Rental - October 2005
• Summer Travel Season to Be Busier Than Ever, Plan Ahead - July 2005
• Live Like a Rock Star in Vacation Rental Home - June 2005
• Happy Holiday Travel Season Begins Now - December 2004
• Party New Orleans Style at Mardi Gras In February - November 2004
• Costa Rica Grows As Soft-Adventure Destination - August 2004
• Sail Away On Summertime Cruise - June 2004
• Sun & Ski Destinations Most Popular For Spring Break - April 2004
• For Great Travel Values Plan Ahead & Work With Experienced Agent - March 2004
• Plan Now For Winter Getaways - February 2003
• Alaska Sails Ahead Of Other U.S. Destinations In 2004 - January 2004
• Airlines, Cruises & Resorts Cater To Disabled Travelers - December 2003
• Art, Culture & History Available in US and Abroad - November 2003
• Travelers Getting Hungry For Cooking Classes - September 2003
• Summer Is Ideal Time To Visit Alaska & Book Holiday Travel - July 2003
• Excitement, Adventure, Friendliness Abound in Australia - July 2003
• Summer Vacations The Entire Family Can Enjoy - June 2003