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Most U.S. travelers will need passports or enhanced forms of identification next summer to get back in by land or sea.
THE TRAVEL OUTLOOK
Want to avoid the hassles, crowds and delays of big airports and need to get somewhere fast? Try calling a taxi.
Many firms have business travel policies. The ones who save money are those who actually enforce them.
First-class properties in major cities are still holding the cards. Prepare to surrender amenities or money.
Being in the air won't mean being offline anymore. But stay away from that cell phone.
From fancy to frill-free, all options for a night’s rest will cost more.
The convenience of your very own flight is going to be crimped.
Increased competition on transatlantic routes will result in more options and cheaper fares -- eventually.
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