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The North Atlantic bangs outside in heavy rhythms, under a full moon.
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The union representing Air Canada's pilots Tuesday welcomed a proposal by Labor Minister Claudette Bradshaw to appoint a mediator to settle its dispute with the airline. But it said it would first have to consult with members before it could accept the offer.
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An online travel site funded by five major airlines could benefit consumers if steps were taken to stop it becoming the only source of the lowest air fares, a senior Department of Transportation (DOT) official said Thursday.
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Officials at the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority have developed a $3.4 billion expansion plan for Dulles International Airport, including a new terminal, a fourth runway and other improvements.
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One man's decision to make a side trip to see a giant replica of a dumpling on a fork has led to a quest to record all big and tacky monuments across Canada that can only be found in towns too tiny to bear notice.
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The director of Paris Airports Authority said Wednesday the crash of an Air France Concorde jet was giving new momentum to a proposal to build a third Paris airport.
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There is no hard proof that cell phones and other electronic devices pose safety risks on aircraft, but bans on their use should continue as a precautionary measure, experts told Congress Thursday.
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The U.S. Transportation Department has tentatively awarded Delta Air Lines authority to operate seven flights per week between Atlanta and Bogota, Colombia.
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The city's mayor on Thursday asked the U.S. transportation secretary to help solve labor problems at UAL Corp.'s United Airlines that have delayed and stranded passengers at Denver International Airport.
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Dinosaurs are big -- and getting bigger -- in Utah.
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A tourist clung to a well-placed rock in the middle of pounding rapids near the brink of Niagara Falls as rescuers teetered across a fallen tree to reach him.
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It's time once again for Edinburgh's prestigious annual International Festival of the arts to entertain, enrapture -- and be hopelessly upstaged by its chaotic, low-budget
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Call it the summer of aviation discontent.
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Plane crashes, hostage dramas, dicey encounters with guerrillas -- it appears nothing can hold Germans back from indulging a passion for travel which they have unrivalled leisure time and cash to indulge.
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Thousands of travelers were left waiting in Italian airports Monday when a national air traffic controllers' strike canceled or delayed hundreds of flights across the country.
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A company backed by Japanese investment bank Nomura International has won the bidding to take over the troubled Millennium Dome next year, the government announced Thursday.
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From Kathleen Koch CNN Correspondent
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After nearly 1,500 years, it's show time again at the Roman Colosseum. Spectators are bustling into the ancient arena, performers are fending off stage fright.
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The Sydney Olympics minister said on Wednesday he felt the city's transport system could cope with a crush of passengers during the games, but added he was not completely sure.
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With just weeks to go before the busiest period in Australian aviation history -- before and after the Olympic Games -- Sydney Airport's international terminal was re-opened Thursday after a multimillion dollar facelift.
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London's millennium bad luck struck again Friday when officials were forced to cancel rides on the giant Millennium Wheel for urgent safety checks.
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A senator fed up with flight delays and cancellations introduced the Air Travelers Fair Treatment Act Wednesday.
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From Carolyn O'Neil CNN Travel Now Senior Correspondent
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Hundreds of flights were canceled or delayed for hours at O'Hare International, but a union official denied reports that it was caused by a work slowdown by air traffic controllers.
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Mexico should stop detaining U.S. tourists who've been in auto accidents and need emergency medical treatment, the House of Representatives said in a resolution Monday.
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From Martin Savidge CNN Correspondent
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The world's largest sailing ship, the Royal Clipper, traveled along the River Thames as part of a maiden voyage ahead of a busy summer schedule of cruises.
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Wikipedia-Article "Travel"

Travel is the transport of people on a trip or journey. Reasons for travel include:

  • Tourism—travel for recreation. This may apply to the travel itself, or the travel may just be the necessary investment to arrive at a desired location.
  • Visiting friends and family
  • Trade
  • Commuting–going to various routine activities, such as work or meetings.
  • Migration—travel to begin life somewhere else; nomadic people do this
  • Pilgrimages—travel for religious reasons

The word originates from the Middle English word travailen ("to toil"), which comes from the French word travailler ("travail").

Travel or traveling is also a name applied to a specific violation in the game of basketball. See Traveling (basketball term).

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