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Friday, February 6, 2015
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London – Bus StrikesUnionized bus workers are planning to stage three 24-hour strikes on Feb. 13 and 16, likely causing significant disruptions to bus services across the Greater London area. Expect crowding on operating bus lines and increased demand for alternative modes of transport, including taxi and Tube services. Services were only available on about 30 percent of bus lines in Greater London during a previous strike on Feb 5th. France – Terror Level Raised for South of FranceThe French domestic terror threat level has been raised to the highest level, Alerte Attentat/Attack Warning for the southern region, including the Riviera. The same alert level was raised for the Ile de France region, including Paris, four weeks ago and remains in place. Italy – Rail Strike Feb 7thUnionized railway personnel will stage a 24-hour nationwide strike beginning at 9p on Feb. 7th. The industrial action will affect passenger rail services on the networks of Trenitalia, Trenord, and high-speed rail company NTV. Expect altered schedules, delays, and cancellations on Italian passenger lines. Unless averted, the strike is likely to cause significant rail disruptions across the country; however, a complete suspension of service is unlikely, as Italian law requires transportation companies to maintain a minimum level of service during strikes. Is there a way I can keep track of my Mileage Plus status in real time?That’s a popular question, especially as status requirements change and travelers are perhaps unsure of whether they will retain status or not. There is an easy way to keep track of where you are and how much more you need. Simply go to mystatus.united.com and enter your Mileage Plus number and pin/password. Submit a question
Marriott Cancellation Policy ChangeEffective January 15th, Marriott instituted a new cancellation policy across all of their hotels. Reservations must be cancelled by midnight of the day prior to arrival. Cancellations will not be accepted on the day of arrival. |
Throughout Travel-On, our employees are M.A.D ( Making A Difference) for our clients. Many of you have noticed and shared your thoughts. Recently, the following note was received from a client. Bronwyn Zurla from our University Travel Team
TRAVEL WARNINGSTRAVEL TIPSVIDEO OF THE WEEKJOKE OF THE WEEKFlight DelaysPeople say there’s delays on flights. Delays, really? New York to California in five hours, that used to take 30 years, a bunch of people used to die on the way there, have a baby, you would end up with a whole different group of people by the time you got there. |