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Magellan Awards 2008
Travel Weekly takes pride in presenting its first Magellan Awards, recognizing excellence in the marketing of Cruise Ships, Hotels & Resorts, Travel Agents & Agencies, Destinations, Online Travel Services and Airlines & Airports.

Travel Weekly takes pride in presenting its first Magellan Awards. From architectural and Web design to marketing and online services, the Magellan Awards honors the best in travel and salutes the outstanding professionals behind it all.

“We’re proud to honor this year’s winners and are excited to recognize those at the forefront of the travel industry,” said Arnie Weissmann, editor in chief of Travel Weekly.

The Travel Weekly Magellan Awards recognize a broad range of industry segments: Hotels and Resorts; Destinations; Cruise Lines; Online Travel Services; Airlines and Airports; and Travel Agents and Agencies. ...

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NEWS
6 Corporate squeeze
Amex exec: Enforcing policy is key to corporate travel cuts
8 New life
Financially troubled Alitalia and Olympic both got last-minute reprieves
10 Shipyard spat
Aker Yards France, NCL in dispute over construction costs for first F3 ship
16 Weak economy dooms DayJet
Fla.-based air taxi service, short on financing, shuts down
18 Border crossing
ARTA Canada plans to work closely with its U.S. counterpart
20 Pa. agent charged
Faces up to 31 years for allegedly bilking group out of $197,000
22 Positive results
Findings of consumer survey more upbeat than ASTA expected
26 Open to new ideas
E.U. official touts new thinking as talks loom for Stage 2 of the Open Skies agreement

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