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Yes, You Need a Real ID for Air Travel by Fall 2020

If you’ve flown anywhere in the United States recently, chances are you’ve seen signs at airports alerting passengers that identification requirements are changing in 2020.   Air travelers have just over a year to make sure their driver’s license complies with the federal REAL ID Act, or obtain another form of identification, in order to…

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Travel Leaders / Destinations Unlimited Announces Five New Travel Experiences

August 19, 2019 – Cedar Rapids, Iowa – Travel Leaders / Destinations Unlimited announced today new categories of experiential travel program offerings while teaming up with local “celebrity experts”. The announcement was made by agency President Anne Jasper.   The full-service agency, which announced their new Coralville location (708 5th Street #5) last December from…

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BLOG: Keeping Safe in a Ride-Sharing World

As more companies and organizations are looking to ride share programs like Uber and Lyft, it’s important to address how to use these services safely. Options like Uber and Lyft can reduce a company’s ground transportation spend, especially when the business trip takes you to a busy city and you only need to get to/from your…

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TLDU Travel Diary: The Beauty of Ireland

You need not spend much time in Ireland before understanding why it is called the “Emerald Isle”. The misty days and moderate temperatures keep Ireland lush and green. Ireland was everything that you might have expected it to be, plus many fun surprises. The green rolling hills with pasture after pasture of either sheep or…

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BLOG: Continuous Rate Check Benefits

When you have contracted rates in place with your top suppliers, access to your TMC’s negotiated rates and you’ve educated your travelers on booking behavior that will yield the best pricing, you’re on the right track for driving cost savings in your travel program. However, did you know that supplier pricing may decrease after the…

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BLOG: Real ID Act Education

The fourth phase of the REAL ID Act begins on October 1, 2020. At that time, every traveler will need to have a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license, or another form of accepted ID, such as a passport, in order to board federally regulated commercial aircraft. This has the potential to disrupt corporate travel programs, so travel…

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Commemorating the Peaceful Revolution in Berlin

For more than a quarter century, the Berlin Wall stood as a barrier dividing the city and preventing citizens of Communist East Germany from fleeing to the West. It was also a visible reminder of the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union.   When the concrete barrier was opened on Nov.…

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Experiencing Stately Homes in England

With the “Downton Abbey” movie coming to theaters in September, fans will once again have a chance to immerse themselves in the world of a historic British mansion and the people who lived and worked there.   But travelers can have that experience in person by visiting some of the many stately homes, palaces and…

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Enjoy a Fun-Filled Fall Getaway

Fall is a new season for music, theater, art and dance. With cooler temperatures, it’s also a great time to explore the sights, sounds and flavors of the season at outdoor festivals across the United States and Canada.   For culture buffs, it’s an exciting time to be in New York City as renowned institutions…

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TLDU Travel Diary: Majestic Alaska

Breaking Down WMT’s 26th Annual Majestic Alaska Cruise: Land Portion There were a couple of big highlights from our land portion of the tour,  however Denali National Park is always one of the biggest highlights of not only the land portion but of the entire WMT Radio Alaska cruise tour. We do a full day…

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