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Subways of the world: photo essay

by Charlie Leocha on December 19, 2009

This selection of photos of some of the top subway systems in the world was first published by Designboom.com.
London’s underground became the first subway system in the world when it began operation in 1863. Since then, underground subways have been built in almost every major city of the world. from New York and Paris to [...]

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What we’re reading: Europeans complain about US fees, five fast food items abroad, Toronto to host Pan Am Games

by Steve Surjaputra on November 9, 2009

It seems that U.S. travelers aren’t the only ones complaining about fees. Europeans are complaining about U.S. fees too.

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Emirates to stop using its A380s between New York and Dubai

by Steve Surjaputra on March 19, 2009

Citing the downturn in the economy and a drop-off in demand for its route between New York and Dubai, Emirates will stop using the Airbus A380 Super Jumbo and will instead use the Boeing 777 for the flight. The change will be effective June 1.

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I’m feeling so blue — where do I go?

by Steve Surjaputra on January 6, 2009

What’s your travel “mood”? One expert, Andy Whitlock, has built a series of Web site that suggest what you can do based on the way you’re feeling at the moment.

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Going to Toronto? Rent a car for $1 a day – sort of

by Steve Surjaputra on August 29, 2008

If you plan on going to Toronto anytime after Sept. 1, you can rent a Mini Cooper, Mini Cooper Clubman, or Smart Car for $1 a day.

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Beware of credit card fraud at Toronto’s airport ticket kiosks

by Steve Surjaputra on July 24, 2008

If you’ve flown out of Toronto’s Lester B. Pearson International Airport recently and you’ve used one of their check in-kiosks, you may want to check your credit card statement and your credit report. An investigation is underway on the security of its 150 self-service check-in kiosks.

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