Travel Safety and security

• Air safety: The comfort of a panic
  The moment we bring intelligence rather than hysteria to the difficult task of airport security, the more protected we will be.

• EU and U.S. plan deal to share traveler data
  Following the foiled trans-Atlantic terror plot in Britain last month, EU and American officials said they should reach a deal by Sept. 30 on sharing airline passenger data.

• Kurdish militants warn of turning Turkey into 'hell'
  An extremist Kurdish militant group claimed responsibility for the attacks in Antalya, and warned it would turn "Turkey into hell" and urged tourists to avoid travel to the country.
• Meanwhile: Air safety is a state of mind
  Air travel, a fundamentally hazardous endeavor, is the safest, most reliable mass transport ever devised.
• Postcards from Northern Israel

• Preventive Legal Care® for the Traveler: Knowledge of your "rights and obligations" should be a prerequisite before you make any travel decision.

• 3 killed in explosion in Turkish tourist city
  An explosion in the center of one of Turkey's most popular tourist resorts killed three people and wounded dozens more Monday, less than a day after bomb attacks struck another tourist center and an Istanbul neighborhood. Left, Turkish policemen stand next to the body of a victim after an explosion in Antalya, Turkey, on Monday.

• Space Travel Law Association: The peaceful development of outer space for travel, tourism, and the free movement of people, products, and production.

• Tourism in Northern Israel

• Train collision in Egypt, dozens killed
  Two passenger trains collided in northern Egypt Monday, killing at least 51 people and injuring more than 100.

• Travel: Transportation: Air: Security: New Regulations: US: UK: Canada

• What Israeli security could teach America
  Airport security in the United States should learn from Israel and focus on people, not just their belongings.