| USA will take away the notebooks from the passengers (4 Aug. 2008) - The American security and anti-terrorism delirium gains power and now the customs officers can detain any documents and electronic devices that can contain data at the border crossing point and such a device can be taken away for three weeks. |
| Interactive restaurant in Los Angeles (24 Jun. 2008) - Exactly as the smoke signals have become an outdated means of communication, so the verbal conversations between people can become redundant, because in the new generations of restaurants, one of which has opened in Los Angeles, you can order everything using the touch screen. And you don't even need to talk with the waiter. |
| USA territory shrinks terribly fast (20 Jun. 2008) - The prices for the coastal real estate seem to be getting lower because of the global warming that causes the rise of the ocean level, what leads to the erosion of the shores. Many popular markets have already suffered from significant turnover decrease this year. |
| An American resort hastens the tourists until the ocean gets evaporated (13 Jun. 2008) - Since the parody of the year 1938 when a radio arrangement has made one million USA citizens to believe that the USA has been attacked by the Martians, only now the Ocean City resort has tried to use the same style, but very carefully... |
| Americans refuse from flying (30 May. 2008) - Lots of Americans refuse from flying and the Travel Industry Association has calculated the total loss of the industry. The figures are amazing. But the list of those have lost incomes is also an interesting one. Not only the airlines lose money when a passenger refuses to fly, but also local and federal budgets in the form of taxes, hotels and even restaurants. |
| American scientists have calculated the amount of victims of the future earthquake (24 May. 2008) - American scientists have already predicted several times a powerful earthquake in California because of the San-Andreas break-up that goes through the territory of the state. This time they have created a computer model that has helped them to appreciate the total damage. The figures are frightening. |
| Headed to America? Leave your notebook and cellphone at home (16 May. 2008) - The American security rules are becoming really crazy. Now they have the right to copy all the data from the notebooks and cellphones or other electronic storage devices of the travelers entering USA. Well, what if the data is a company secret or simply your private letters to somebody? The tourist flow should really be negatively influenced. |
| Full body scanning in the USA airports. (18 Apr. 2008) - The full scanning of the human body with the scanner working on millimeter length waves that allows to form a 3-D holographic image of the human body has already began in the USA. |
| Museum dedicated to the News in Washington: Newseum (12 Apr. 2008) - An unusual museum has been opened in Washington - the Newseum - the place that shows the public how the news are being made. The visitors can even try the role of the reporter or the photo-correspondent and in a special NBC studio see the process of the live news production. |
| Wanna have a rest in the nuthouse? (7 Apr. 2008) - Some of the historical and architectural memories are being sometimes misused in a quite perverse way. In Brooklyn they plan to make a hotel out of the former nuthouse. Just imagine how their commercial would look like. |
| Passengers will have to show their piercing. (30 Mar. 2008) - The checking procedure for the passengers having piercing on their bodies will be changed after a complaint of a passenger that was forced to take off a permanent piercing with the help of pincers. |
| New border crossing rules in USA (26 Mar. 2008) - The new security measures in the USA airports suppose that now all 10 fingers of the guests will be collected twice - at the entering the country and when the guest leaves. The new system should be more effective, according to the security officers, but many tourists will surely refrain the fingerprinting as the measure that seems to be affecting the human rights, |
| The world's cheapest hotels are situated in the USA (13 Mar. 2008) - The average prices for the hotels in USA are the cheapest in the world - almost everywhere except New York. The most expensive hotels are in Moscow with the average price $194 per night. |
| Topless-Season in Las Vegas (12 Mar. 2008) - In Las Vegas - this city of endless possibilities - there are places where you can sunbathe in the European style - topless. The areas are surrounded with green verdure are protecting the guests from the eyes of the unwanted watchers. The places where such sunbathing is arranged are often attended by celebrities. |
| Tourists will Hinder the Crash of USA Economy (11 Mar. 2008) - The touristic traffic to the USA has beaten all records in the year 2007 making up 56,7 million people. The total turnover was 122,7 billion US dollars that has supplied 8,5 million people with work in the touristic industry. |
| Only 5 lucky people on board (10 Mar. 2008) - 5 passengers were flying in the business class of a transatlantic plane because of the schedule disorder of an American airline. The company has decided to allow the flight to avoid the disappointment of the passengers. The ecological associations are in a fury, but business is business and the airline thinks first about the image. |
| Under the rain in pajamas (7 Mar. 2008) - Smoking ban in America is extremely severe in hotels. There are not only less smoking rooms left, but also $200 fines for every attempt to smoke in the places where it is disallowed. The war between the lovers of nicotine and the administrations of the hotels is real and there are already detective specialists at one side and smart smokers on the other. |
| This year in Egypt it is planned to permit passengers to use cellular telephones during the flight (27 Feb. 2008) - The airline companies of the world are struggling for the rights, licenses and technologies that will allow them to provide passengers with the telecommunication possibilities. While some of the airlines already have been offering such services to their clients during the year 2007, the others are struggling with their countries' certification commissions and authorities to obtain licenses for such kind of service. |
| The "Great French Mystery" is revealed (17 Feb. 2008) - While the scientists and doctors of the whole planet struggle with obesity, trying to find the way to get a slim and beautiful figure, the scientists have simply examined the way how the French and American people eat - their tradition of meal. And found some interesting things out... |
| Tourism Is the Third Most Important Branch of Argentina’s Economy (7 Feb. 2008) - Argentina, quite like many other countries in the past time - tries to beat the tops of the touristic ratings - and internally they did it - tourism is on the third place in the economical branch ratings of this country. Well, this country is really worth visiting, it's true. |
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