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Travel Weekly, January 4, 2010

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ON THE COVER
Nicaragua: socialism and tourism
Adventure-seekers are drawn to the country’s pristine beaches and ecofriendly resorts. But will infrastructure problems and a reputation for civil unrest hamper the country’s efforts to develop a tourism industry that can compete with Costa Rica?
By Jeri Clausing

NEWS
6 Plan on the ground
New DOT regulations go further than keeping tarmac delays capped
8 Suiting up
Travel organizations challenge New York’s hotel tax in court
10 Justice opposed
Oneworld plan for immunity gets cold shoulder at the DOJ
14 Downhill slope
Report: Bookings are up but rates are down at Western ski resorts in November
20 Running a new ad
Jamaica secures Olympic champ and national figure Usain Bolt for 2010 campaign
32 First Call: Silver Spirit ...
Brand-new Silversea vessel dedicates space to the Spa, restaurants
32 ... and Seabourn Odyssey Seabourn faithful are converted to the larger, but still intimate, 450-passenger Odyssey

Hawaii Update
22 Flying high by laying low
Interisland carrier Island Air secures, strengthens market position serving scenic niche routes

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