Walkabout
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Thai Tourism's Wide Net In stark comparison to many of its neighboring countries, Thailand is marketing itself to a wide variety of tourists, including gay and Muslim travelers. (New York Times)
Grounded in China Think you've got complaints about international airlines? Try China's state-run carriers, which have developed terrible reputations. In fact, according to a recent study, all of the world's 10 worst airlines for timekeeping for the month of June were Chinese. (Time)
Upgrade JetBlue Airways plans to add premium seats on some of its planes, marking a major shift for the discount carrier. (Wall Street Journal)
BART Back on Track A strike by employees of the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, which would have been the second in a month, was avoided after intervention by Governor Jerry Brown. (New York Times)
Morning Glory A new study suggests that camping can turn night owls into early risers, restoring their natural sleep cycle. (Smithsonian)
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