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- United will close its call center in India
in April, and will eliminate its customer-relations
phone number altogether at the end of that
month. Customers with compliments or complaints
will have to e-mail United or write a letter.
A spokeswoman for the airline explained that
United would be able to respond better to
people because customers include more detail
when they write, enabling the airline to craft
a detailed response.
- Cruise.com has launched its new "Virtual
Cruise Lecture Series," which will allow
consumers, whether a first time cruiser or
a seasoned sailor, to take a complimentary
interactive virtual tour of almost every aspect
of the cruise experience from the comfort
of their own home. Consumers can view the
presentation schedule and register for the
complimentary seminars at Cruise.com.
- Hilton Hotels, one of the world's largest
lodging firms, is moving its corporate headquarters
-- and several hundred jobs -- to the D.C.
region this year.
- Due to uncertain future economic conditions
and falling demand for air travel Airtran
and Southwest are extending their "winter
sales" into summer and fall inventories offering
deep discounts. Advance purchase required
and deadline dates apply. Call Omega's Leisure
office 800-756-6342 for reservations.
- The State Department has issued an alert
cautioning U.S. citizens heading to Mexico
of a surge in drug-related murder and mayhem
south of the border that has left more than
6,000 people dead. Although, the greatest
increase in violence has occurred near the
U.S. border the State Department has urged
travelers to be vigilant in unfamiliar areas
and be conscious of their surroundings at
all times.
- The State Department warns U.S. citizens
of the risks of travel to Sudan and recommends
that American citizens defer all travel to
Sudan due to uncertain security conditions
following the expulsion of NGOs as well as
harassment of humanitarian aid workers, employees
of non-governmental organizations, and westerners
in general.
- They also warn U.S. citizens of the risks
of traveling to Madagascar, and recommend
deferring all but essential travel to Madagascar
because of escalating civil unrest stemming
from a political rift between supporters of
the former mayor of the capital city of Antananarivo
and the government of Madagascar.
- U.S. citizens who travel to Algeria are
urged to evaluate carefully the risks posed
to their personal safety. Terrorist attacks
including bombings, false roadblocks, kidnappings,
ambushes, and assassinations occur regularly,
particularly in the Kabylie region of the
country.
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