ALL TOGETHER NOW American carriers hike fares

​Several US airlines are raising base roundtrip fares on domestic flights by $6, the first large-scale increase since June. Delta Air Lines began boosting prices on Monday and was quickly matched by Southwest Airlines. American, United, JetBlue and Virgin America also said on Tuesday that they matched the increase.

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GETTING TOGETHER Britain does it differently

​VisitBritain put quite a twist on their annual North America marketplace last fall. DBNA which has usually been held in Las Vegas, shed its ‘N’ (North) to become DBA – Destination Britain Americas – as it moved south to Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. It was the largest business to business event VisitBritain has brought together outside the UK.

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SCANNERS MAY BE MANDATED

​The US Transportation Security Administration can now mandate passengers go through body scanners. In the past travellers have had the option to get a full body pat-down instead, but that choice may now be denied at the discretion of airport security.

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TERMINAL TREBLE Music hath charms to soothe

​The venues may be a little unconventional but the events are undoubtedly welcome; as airports are increasingly offering live music to help weary travellers spend enjoyable hours in the waiting phase of the airport experience. Passengers used to chronic line-ups can now look forward to musical line-ups of entertainment coming to a terminal nearby.

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MARGARITAVILLE MISINTERPRETED Tattoo shop okay for Key West

​A federal appeals court has overturned a ruling barring a Virginia man from opening a tattoo shop in Key West. The 11th US Circuit Court of Appeals found the city lacked evidence in arguing that adding tattoo shops would hurt tourism.

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A SENSITIVE LOT Briton deported from Kyrgyzstan

​Kyrgyzstan's Interior Ministry says a British citizen who made rude remarks about the country on social media is to be deported within a day. According to the ministry, McFeat's comment sparked labour unrest at the Kumitor gold mine, where he is an employee.

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MALAYSIA AIRLINES IMPOSES LUGGAGE BAN No checked in bags to Europe

​Malaysia Airlines has imposed a ban on checked-in baggage on its flights from Kuala Lumpur to Europe, citing safety and "strong head winds" as the reasons for the measure. The ban is effective today (until further notice) and applies to flights to London, Paris and Amsterdam.

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TORONTO AND HAMILTON ISSUE EXTREME COLD WEATHER ALERTS

​The cities of Toronto and Hamilton have issued cold weather alerts, triggering increased services for the homeless in some areas. The cities issue cold weather alerts when Environment Canada forecasts temperatures below -15 C, or a wind chill of -20.

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POSH WITH A SIDE OF SUN

​The iconic State Route 1 with its gorgeous seacoast vistas between San Francisco and Los Angeles is the California road trip that most have on their bucket list. This time of year however the most southern coastline from San Diego to LA offers less driving and more sun with a liberal sprinkling of posh and great eats. It’s the travel gift to spoil a loved one.

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HOT ADDRESS Spectacular fire in Dubai tower

​A fire that engulfed a 63-story luxury hotel in Dubai on New Year's Eve still smouldered through the first day of 2016. Authorities said they were still working to determine the cause of the fire that erupted before the city's fireworks extravaganza and raced through the Address Downtown, one of the most upscale hotels and residences in Dubai.

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TRAGIC ACCIDENT ON CARNIVAL ECSTASY

​In an horrific accident, an electrician aboard the Carnival Ecstasy cruise ship was killed while working on an elevator during the final leg of a three-day cruise from Miami.

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BORDERS AND BARRIERS Once upon a time

Ever since it opened in 2000, the Oresund bridge between Sweden and Denmark has been a towering symbol of European integration and hassle-free travel across borders that people didn't even notice were there. However, things are changing. On Monday new travel restrictions imposed by Sweden to stem a record flow of migrants are an example of how national boundaries are re-emerging.

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