Summer travel holds despite terror warnings in travel mood
An AP report notes that despite heightened warnings and a global alert, Americans plan to visit beaches, mountains, cities, and amusement parks this summer. Public travel interest remains strong with three quarters saying terrorism won’t deter plans, while New York and Washington welcome more visitors as tourism rebounds.
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Government sources warned of possible attacks on ports, subways, banks, and shopping centers. Coast Guard and FBI alerts urged heightened security, warned of tenants and landlords in terrorism plots, and noted threats to New York landmarks and bridges.
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