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Today is the deadline to join Virtuoso and over 200 travel industry professionals worldwide who have already signed a letter to U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary LaHood stating opposition to IATA Resolution 787. To add your signature, go to http://btcnews.co/YoB3yJ. It will be filed on the docket tomorrow, the DOT’s deadline for industry comment. If passed, this resolution would negatively impact airline competition, and increase airline prices for consumers.  For more information, visit http://businesstravelcoalition.com.  

Romance was in the air at CBS News’ The Early Show as the morning news program launched its “Honeymoon: Take 2” series last week, just in time for Valentine’s Day. Four couples vied for a second chance at the honeymoon that eluded them the first time around. Producers of the show turned to Virtuoso to provide the dream honeymoon – five nights in David Copperfield’s exclusive private-island paradise, Musha Cay and The Islands of Copperfield Bay, secluded in the Exumas, Bahamas. On Friday, February 18, Louisiana couple Amber and Nick Nunn ultimately beat out stiff competition from the other three couples, and now find themselves heading off for the ultimate honeymoon experience. Known for its ability to “wow” travelers, both through the superlative service of its elite travel agency members and the privileged access the network can provide, Virtuoso pulled out all the stops for this honeymoon experience.  As the winning couple, Amber and Nick will spend six days having their every whi...