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NH prof's mysteries entertain, teach tourism
CONCORD, N.H. - Elegant resorts long for glowing accounts of their sumptuous meals, breathtaking views and meticulous service -- but how about a shady employee, a missing guest, a murder?
Nations:U.S.
2008-12-01
Exclusive Yellowstone Club files for bankruptcy
BILLINGS, Mont. - A spokesman for the Yellowstone Club says the exclusive resort for the super-rich has filed for bankruptcy after failing to secure financing for an expansion.
Nations:U.S. People:Dan Quayle Bill Gates Source:(AP)
2008-11-10
Americans part of tourism boom to India
NEW DELHI - Keith Lotman went to New Delhi on a two-week business trip. But a quick day of sightseeing in India's capital city left him enthralled and ready to see more of the country.
Nations:India U.S. Portugal Spain Thailand People:Dalai Lama
2008-07-21
Golf courses, developers nibble at Asia's rice paddies
The tourists who tee off at this golf course on Bali's west coast are probably unaware that the ground beneath their feet is connected to a global panic over rice supplies.
Nations:Vietnam Indonesia Philippines Malaysia China Singapore
2008-04-30
Utah court: Ski resorts can be liable
The Utah Supreme Court says ski resorts are not off the hook for skier injuries if some accidents are preventable.
Nations:U.S.
2007-12-18
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