What US knows about visitors
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The US authorities have access to 34 pieces of information on every passenger travelling from the European Union.
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Not every spectator is an Open veteran, the kind who plan their vacation around the Grand Slam calendar. In fact, many of the 700,000 spectators who pass through the turnstiles of the National Tennis Center over the two weeks are first-timers. While the U.S.T.A. Web site does a good job of telling you the [...].
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The French are arrogant, rude and surly to foreign visitors. For once - quelle surprise! - the thought comes not from an embittered tourist but the leading French politician behind a damning report on how the ...
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Tourists in China have another potential point of interest to add to their sightseeing itineraries now that the country's biggest nuclear power station has opened its doors to the public.
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Visitors to the US who do not need a visa now have to be fingerprinted and photographed on arrival.
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Irish holidaymakers travelling to the US will be fingerprinted and photographed starting tomorrow.
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What's RevPAR? An easily calculated number that provides a wealth of information about the operations of a hotel.
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Before you take a stand know where they stand. A special voter guide from The New York Times.
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Will tourists accustomed to free attractions in the U.S. capital be willing to spend their money to see wax figures of politicians such as Bill and Hillary Clinton?
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Su visite specialistiche e diagnostica
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The US homeland security department is announcing an expedited-access program for certain foreign travelers.
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The camera scans the holy terrain, the domed mosques and people strolling along a tree-shaded plaza. It zooms in on a group of foreigners who turn out, after a few mouse clicks, to be visiting US security
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The Bush administration will ask Congress to change and expand a program that allows citizens of some countries to enter the United States without visas. In exchange, the U.S. government would require visitors to provide more data about themselves before they board planes.
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Nearly 50 percent of Internet users have searched for their own name online, but few regularly monitor their online presence with great regularity. Even more people -- 53 percent of Internet users to be exact -- have searched online for information about personal and business contacts.
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Web sites promising to find the best travel deals have online travel agents wondering if they have a new friend or enemy. For consumers, however, choices are rising
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An America Online survey tells us what we want to hear.
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Foreign visitors at the 50 busiest land border crossings in 10 states are now being fingerprinted as part of the government's new biometric screening system, the Homeland Security Department announced on Monday.