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Hotel rates keep rising, despite sliding occupancy and revenue
Despite dropping occupancy and sliding revenue, the latest numbers from Smith Travel Research show the average daily rate for hotels in North America was up 3% last month.

But that doesn’t mean travelers aren’t getting better deals. ...

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NEWS
6 Unclear on unbundling
A la carte airline pricing has caught travel managers flatfooted, two surveys suggest
8 TSA takes charge
A policy change gives TSA responsibility for Secure Flight
9 Holiday spirit
A suggestion that cruise lines give NCFs a holiday until ’09
16 Profits down, hopes up
In spite of dreadful Q3 bottom lines, airline execs and analysts are surprisingly upbeat
26 A downhill turn
Bookings are down at ski resorts in Canada and the U.S. West, and rates plummet with them
36 Cut at Crystal
The cruise line is the latest to reduce deposits
72 Meeting at the Summit
Thousands of travel agents logged on to Travel Weekly’s first virtual trade show last week

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