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China is hoping that American college students watching the Summer Olympics will want to travel there, providing a bump similar to what Australia and Greece enjoyed in 2000 and 2004.

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Holiday Airport Strikes Called Off

Planned strikes by airport workers that would have caused bank holiday travel misery have been called off.

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Critics says air travel carbon offsetting too crude

LONDON (Reuters) - Air travelers may be fooling themselves with a feel-good green glow from offsetting their carbon emissions, according to critics of the system.

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News of the 08/20/2008

Paedophiles Face Tighter Controls

New measures to tighten controls on the movements of paedophiles have been announced by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith.

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News of the 08/19/2008

Vietnam releases Gary Glitter from prison

Vietnamese authorities have released British glam rocker Gary Glitter from prison, where he served nearly three years after being convicted of child molestation.

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News of the 08/17/2008

Gas prices driving some to use rails

High gas prices are driving more and more Vermonters to choose trains for their long-distance travel.

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News of the 08/15/2008

US youth baseball team caps Cuba trip with win

It was Baseball 1, Politics 0 in Cuba on Friday. A squad of 11- and 12-year-old boys from the Twin State Peregrines of Vermont and New Hampshire faced off against a local Cuban team, the Santos, on a makeshift diamond just east of Havana, wrapping up a nine-day visit to the island that was more about sports than international relations.

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News of the 08/14/2008

Judge lets Detroit mayor go to Democrat convention

A judge ruled Thursday that Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick can travel to the Democratic National Convention in Denver and can get rid of an electronic tether that had been ordered as part of his bond in his perjury case.

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News of the 08/13/2008

Brits Swap Gloom For Summer Sun

Britons are turning their back on economic gloom to find a bit of summer sun, a trading report from travel agent Thomas Cook shows.

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ATV route proposed through Maine tourist town

A public hearing is set for next week on a proposal to allow all-terrain vehicles to travel on a paved shoulder in Greenville that would provide access to the downtown area.

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News of the 08/12/2008

US diplomat travels to China for talks with NKorea

The State Department's top Korea expert will travel to China for talks meant to spur North Korea to agree to a plan allowing inspectors to verify its declared nuclear program.

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News of the 08/11/2008

Subways, street food -- NYC need not be pricey

You don't need big bucks to enjoy the Big Apple big time. Travel like a New Yorker on the subway. Eat like a New Yorker on the street. And see the city like a New Yorker by visiting public spaces, landmarks and famous places, many of which can be enjoyed for free. Here are some strategies.

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News of the 08/10/2008

Britons warned to leave Georgia

The Foreign Office steps up its travel advice on Georgia, urging British nationals to leave as soon as possible.

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News of the 08/07/2008

Cycling for AIDS

Aug. 7. - Activists travel by bike from Toronto to Mexico City AIDS conference to put focus on HIV/AIDS.

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