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It’s supposed to be the summer when travel returned to normal as airlines and airports ramped up staffing to meet rising demand. But another hurdle currently looms large on the aviation landscape: strikes.

Travel agencies and TMCs have begun speaking out about a reduction in customer service from American Airlines following recent substantial cuts made by the airline to its sales organization.

American Airlines has ruled out delaying the removal of 40 percent of its airfares from traditional retail channels next month.

The Harford County Board of Elections held its second of three vote canvasses Wednesday to count ballots from this year’s midterm primary election.

Ellenby, the president of Safe Harbors Business Travel, is seeking a seat in Maryland's House of Delegates.

The Visit Harford Board of Directors selected Matthew Scales as the organization’s new executive director. He replaces Greg Pizzuto, who had been with the organization since 2015.

ALEXANDRIA, Virginia – An announcement was made during the kick-off of ASTA’s Global Convention (AGC) on board the Norwegian Breakaway sailing from New York to Bermuda September 14-21 as to the ne | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

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Car-sharing, coupons and lesser-known rental companies can help summer travelers get through the ‘carpocalypse.’

That sentiment, however, is not universal. Miles Nicholson, an executive whose office books travel mostly in the first and business class cabins, said that for premium seats, AD programs still offer meaningful discounts. Nicholson asked that the agency he contracts for not be mentioned in order to respect a confidentiality clause. Like fam trips, AD programs offer agents the opportunity to familiarize themselves with an airlines product, Nicholson said. Taking away such discounts impedes agents...