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There Is A Good Chance Google Travel’s Ambitions Are About To Be Reined In, Legislatively
There is a long lobbyist-filled journey ahead for this House committee-backed bill to cut Google Travel down to size. But it's an important step that was almost unthinkable a few years ago.
Dennis Schaal |
What Long-Ignored U.S. Travel Execs Told a New Senate Subcommittee Focused on Tourism
The new bipartisan tourism subcommittee, co-chaired by senators from tourism-dependent states, kicked off Tuesday with testimony from travel executives on U.S. tourism's biggest recovery challenges ahead — and that in itself is another big light in the tunnel alongside vaccines.
Lebawit Lily Girma |
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American Airlines Backs Union on Fed Relief to Avoid 13,000 Furloughs
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United, Hawaiian Airlines Warn 15,000 Workers of Possible Furloughs After Reprieve
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U.S. Airlines Could Get $17 Billion in Relief if Bipartisan Covid Relief Is Approved
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Wild Week in Washington Ends With No Relief for Airline Workers
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Airlines Hold Out Hope for More Aid After Mnuchin, Pelosi Talk
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House Speaker Pelosi Urges Airlines to Delay Furloughs as Congress Weighs More Aid
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