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TravelgateX announces strategic Partnership with Hopper

3/19/24 7:42 AM

TravelgateX, the global travel connections market network , has announced a strategic partnership with Hopper, a global travel platform , poised for impressive growth as demand for travel renews. This new partnership will connect Hopper and its HTS (Hopper Technology Solutions) partners with hotels and hotel chains globally and allow bookings to flow through TravelgateX. 

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DTS Travel: Merging tradition with technology for travel success in the Americas

3/18/24 8:46 AM

Enrique Dieux, CEO of DTS Travel, opens the door to the company's exciting history. From its beginnings as a traditional agency to becoming an online hotel sales giant in LATAM, DTS Travel has demonstrated a unique ability to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing market. In this interview, Enrique shares with us the keys to DTS Travel's success, including its unwavering commitment to customer service, its commitment to innovative technology, and its successful partnership with TravelgateX.

Improving efficiency and maximizing integration performance

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In an increasingly competitive and dynamic commercial environment, optimizing integrations with our Partners emerges as a fundamental pillar to enhance operational efficiency and stimulate business growth. By adopting a strategic approach to the analysis and management of these connections, we are able to generate a tangible and direct impact on their performance, promoting efficiency, productivity, and competitiveness in our interactions.

Cisyelya Bunyamin discusses Tiket.com's strategic partnership with TravelgateX

3/11/24 12:10 PM

Discover the fascinating conversation with Cisyelya Bunyamin, our SVP of Accommodations at Tiket.com . From its humble beginnings as the first OTA in Indonesia to its global expansion, we explore how technological innovation and customer service have been crucial to Tiket.com's success and its strategic collaboration with TravelgateX.

TravelgateX reduces 20% of their cloud cost with Huawei Cloud

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As the hospitality industry navigates through the aftermath of the global pandemic, it's become clear that digital transformation is no longer an option but a necessity for survival. The COVID-19 crisis has accelerated the adoption of cloud technology as businesses in this sector seek to scale and optimize operations while keeping costs low. 

EasyJet and TravelgateX: A connectivity collaboration revolutionizing travel

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The partnership between easyJet holidays , the fastest growing european tour operator, and TravelgateX , was a masterstroke in easyJet holidays’ strategic expansion and service enhancement. The focus was unambiguous: to broaden their accommodation inventory and secure greater availability in their holiday packages. By opting for TravelgateX and its connectivity platform, easyJet holidays managed to implement a comprehensive commercial solution that would revolutionize its dynamic pricing approach and relationship with hotel providers.

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The car appeared to try to follow an authorized vehicle entering the gate.

The man who allegedly crashed his SUV into the security gate at the FBI's Atlanta Field Division building is facing a federal charge of destruction of government property, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court in Atlanta.

The suspect, Ervin Lee Bolling, apparently drove his car behind an authorized vehicle as it was entering the gate Monday afternoon. The pop-up barrier was deployed to stop Bolling's unauthorized car, officials said.

Bolling exited his car and "attempted to follow an FBI employee into the secure parking lot by walking past the gate," according to the federal criminal complaint.

Bolling allegedly resisted efforts by FBI agents to bring him into custody, prosecutors said. He was taken to a local hospital for medical and evaluation where he remained overnight, officials said.

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No injuries were reported, FBI officials said.

Bolling also faces a local charge of interference with government property, according to DeKalb County police.

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Man in custody after allegedly driving into barrier at Atlanta FBI office

ATLANTA — A man is in custody after he allegedly rammed into a barrier at the FBI's Atlanta field office, an official said.

The incident happened just after noon on Monday when the driver of a Buick Encore with South Carolina license plates tried to follow an employee's car through a gated entrance, FBI officials said.

The entrance's pop-up wedge barrier engaged, as it does after every vehicle passes through, and the suspect rammed into it, destroying his car, FBI spokesperson Tony Thomas said.

The man then got out of his SUV and tried to run inside past the gate, but he was tackled soon after, FBI officials said.

"Several of our special agents who were passing by apprehended him," said Peter Ellis, the bureau's assistant special agent in charge of the Atlanta office said.

"He was not associated with this facility," he said.

A bomb squad and a search team checked the vehicle as a precaution, which was cleared.

No weapons were found in the vehicle, Thomas said.

Officials would not identify the suspect Monday. Ellis said the man was taken to a hospital for evaluation.

Motive for the incident is not yet clear, the FBI said. Officials are considering filing state and federal charges.

Ellis said agents are subjected to ongoing training to prepare for such a scenario and had trained on the topic recently.

Pop-up wedge barriers are widely deployed at federal facilities such as military bases and FBI offices.

When needed, the cheese-like steel triangles can raise so one surface or its bollard-like forms face a potential intruder at a vehicle-stopping height. They're often rated by federal entities for their ability to stop vehicles based on their weight and speed upon potential impact.

In 2018 a pop-up wedge barrier stopped a minivan from getting onto White House grounds after a motorist tried to drive through a gate only to be thwarted and apprehended.

Law enforcement officials at the time said the woman was known for her presence outside the White House and may have had behavioral issues.

Blayne Alexander reported from Atlanta and Mirna Alsharif from New York City.

Blayne Alexander is an NBC News correspondent, based in Atlanta.

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Navy veteran accused of ramming vehicle into barrier at front gate of FBI Atlanta office

ATLANTA — Federal authorities have charged a U.S. Navy veteran who’s accused of ramming an SUV into a barrier at the front gate of the FBI's Atlanta office .

Ervin Lee Bolling faces a federal charge of destroying government property stemming from the crash that happened shortly after noon on Monday, according to a court filing. A DeKalb County police spokesperson said Tuesday that officers have also secured warrants on state charges of interference with government property.

No attorney who could comment on the charges was listed in online court records.

Bolling enlisted in the Navy in January 1998 and served as a submarine sonar technician before retiring in 2017, according to Navy records. The records list South Carolina as his home of record.

The Atlanta FBI office in suburban Chamblee is surrounded by a metal fence with a retractable gate that employee enter by scanning an access card. Just inside the gate, there’s a barrier that flattens to allow authorized cars to enter and then lifts back up again.

Bolling was driving at 2022 Buick Encore GX SUV with a South Carolina license plate and crashed it into the barrier inside the gate, according to a sworn statement from an FBI agent filed in court.

Video from the scene and a photo filed in court show a reddish-orange SUV with its hood crumpled against the barrier just inside the front gate.

After crashing the SUV, Bolling exited the vehicle and tried to follow an FBI employee into the secure parking lot on foot, the statement says. The agent he tried to follow and two other agents who were leaving at the time instructed him to sit on the curb, but he refused and tried to walk further into the parking lot and then resisted when the agents tried to take him into custody, the statement says.

Once Bolling was in custody, the agents found a passport in his pocket that allowed them to identify him. He was taken to an Atlanta hospital for evaluation.

Pete Ellis, assistant special agent in charge of the agency’s Atlanta office, told reporters on Monday agents and bomb technicians checked the vehicle “as a precaution.” An FBI spokesperson said no weapons were found in the SUV.

The agent’s statement says there is significant damage to the barrier that the SUV hit and that a contractor estimated it would cost more than $1,000 to repair.

The standoff at Gate 36: Texas sends in the troops to block migrants from seeking asylum

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There was a time when migrants arriving here would cross the Rio Grande, make their way to a gate in the border fence and turn themselves in to federal agents to claim asylum.

That was before Texas Gov. Greg Abbott turned Gate 36 into a militarized zone, fortified by rifle-toting soldiers, a fleet of Humvees and a forest of razor wire glistening in the desert sun.

“It looks like a prison,” Mario Jesús Nazareño said Saturday afternoon, gazing north across the river.

The 47-year-old former boxer had just arrived at the border after traveling for weeks from his native Ecuador . He hoped to make his way to Florida, where he has relatives.

Now he and hundreds of others were stuck. The governor’s aim is to prevent migrants from reaching the gate — part of the 30-foot-high, steel border wall built during the Trump presidency — and thus deny them a chance to apply for political asylum or other forms of relief that could allow them to remain in the United States.

“All we want to do is give ourselves up,” said David Arau, 33, who traveled for months from his home in northern Venezuela. “But the army won’t let us.”

It was yet another day in the standoff at Gate 36.

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Immigration enforcement has long been the domain of the federal government. But Texas is challenging that at a time when record numbers of migrants are arriving at the U.S. southern border.

Abbott has been amping up “Operation Lone Star,” the crackdown he launched three years ago using National Guard troops and state police to deter illegal immigration and narcotics smuggling — and draw attention to what he argues is the Biden administration’s failure to control the border.

The Texas governor has been trying to enact a statute passed last year known as Senate Bill 4 that would allow state and local authorities to arrest migrants simply for being in the country illegally. The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, which put a temporary hold on SB 4 last week, is scheduled to hear arguments in the case early next month.

The White House considers the statute an unconstitutional infringement on federal authority — an argument that many expect to wind up before the Supreme Court.

That legal battle is playing out at a moment when the border has emerged as a major campaign issue in this national election year.

For evidence of Abbott’s intensifying get-tough tactics, look no further than Gate 36, where Abbott first deployed National Guard soldiers and state police in late 2022.

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Last week, after scores of migrants clashed with Texas troops, broke through the militarized zone at Gate 36 and surrendered to the Border Patrol, Abbott declared that his units had sealed the breach.

“The TX National Guard & Dept. of Public Safety quickly regained control & are redoubling the razor wire barriers,” Abbott wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “DPS is instructed to arrest every illegal immigrant involved for criminal trespass & destruction of property.”

Soon, a reinforced phalanx of troops in riot helmets was staring down a bedraggled array of border crossers living in an encampment on the trash-strewn U.S. bank of the Rio Grande, barely a trickle at times. Scores of makeshift tents — mostly blankets and sheets strung from wood poles — stretch for several hundred yards between the water and the razor wire.

A few yards away, heavy construction equipment pushed new sections of fencing into place. A recorded voice from a megaphone warned migrants that they could be arrested for damaging the razor wire.

Despite the tensions between the Biden administration and the Texas governor’s office, Border Patrol officials said federal and state authorities coordinate closely at Gate 36 and other areas. “Obviously Operation Lone Star is a state initiative, not a federal one, but we are there and we cooperate,” said one Border Patrol official who was not authorized to speak publicly.

Many of the migrants have traveled for months from South America and beyond, crossing oceans, jungles, mountains, cities and deserts in a transcontinental odyssey. Some heard of Gate 36 long before arriving here.

Migrants come and go at the camp, leaving behind the artifacts of their existence: a toothbrush, a pair of spectacles, a washed-out identification card, a handwritten letter, shreds of clothing clinging to barbed wire and bushes like tattered Christmas ornaments.

There are no toilets or clean water. Migrants sprint across a six-lane highway to buy food, water and other necessities at an Oxxo convenience store.

“I never imagined that this place would be so horrible,” said Lisbeth Carrillo, 31, who was traveling with her daughters, María, 15, and Cirielis, 5 — two of the many children in the camp.

“But we’re going to wait until we can get across,” said Carrillo, who ran a beauty shop back in Venezuela.

She and her girls hiked through the jungle wilderness known as the Darién Gap between Colombia and Panama. But she and others said the most difficult part of the 3,000-mile journey from Venezuela was the route through Mexico — where migrants confront corrupt cops, common thieves, cartel thugs and Mexican immigration agents who detain them and often ship them back to southern Mexico.

“The Darién is difficult, but nothing like Mexico,” said Carrillo, whose black shirt was torn in the back from an unsuccessful effort to crawl through Texas’ razor wire barrier. “In Mexico, anything can happen.”

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In January, migrant detentions fell by about half in several key crossing zones in Texas, while rising significantly in the San Diego and Tucson areas — a shift for which Abbott has claimed credit. “Our stiff resistance is working,” the governor wrote last month on X. “Texas will continue to hold the line.”

But experts say it is too early to explain that change in migration patterns. Migrants routinely exchange information via group chats about revisions in U.S. tactics. Past crackdowns have prompted shifts to ever more-remote parts of the border. That, in turn, has often led to increased migrant deaths in deserts, mountains and other isolated zones.

More than 73,000 people crossed the Darién Gap in the first two months of 2024, nearly 50% more than in the same period last year, when a record more than half a million people made the northbound journey, according to Panamanian officials, who say almost all were headed for the United States.

Many, if not most, migrants arriving at the U.S. border plan to file for political asylum — though large numbers acknowledge they are seeking economic betterment, not fleeing persecution. Immigration courts are so severely backlogged that asylum seekers are routinely being let into the country while they await court dates more than two years away.

With migration showing no sign of relenting, the standoff at Gate 36 seems destined to continue.

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Early Sunday, as a dust storm enveloped the area, several hundred migrants managed to escape the camp, crawling under the coils of razor wire or cutting through them and running about 50 yards to the steel wall, where Border Patrol agents were waiting.

As they lined up later along the border fence, their places in the camp were soon taken by fresh arrivals who had hitched rides on freight trains to make it to Ciudad Juárez. The newcomers quickly claimed abandoned tents and blankets.

“One thing is sure: We have come this far, we can’t go back to Venezuela,” said Yender Arrieta, 26, who had been on the road for two months. “We will get across eventually.”

Nodding in agreement were his sister, three nephews, an uncle and an aunt, all huddled under blankets as a fierce wind blew a blinding dust.

Special correspondent Gabriela Minjares contributed to this report.

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