The case of the disappearing consulates: budget cutbacks could leave U.S. travelers stranded

Article Abstract:

Some US embassies and consulates in foreign countries are closing due to reductions in government funding. The State Dept.'s budget has decreased by 15-18% since 1990, and has prompted downsizing in several consular offices, including those in Zurich, Bourdeaux, Poland, Zaire and New Guinea.

Finance, United States. Department of State, Diplomatic and consular service, Diplomatic service

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What the next guy knows

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Business travelers who are eyeing to do away with the hassles of obtaining passenger tickets may try contracting a personal travel agent. It would also be wise to choose airlines which offer online booking systems and frequent flyer privileges in order to avail of rate discounts.

Management, Usage, Innovations, Travel agents, Travel industry, Business travel

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Europe's sweetest season

Article Abstract:

European travelers should take advantage of the winter season for bargain hunting opportunities. Moreover, they can save a lot by taking advantage of package tours.

Travel, Prices and rates, Tour operators, Package tours

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