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• CNPJ: 28.430.996/0001-94
• Razão Social: United Travel e Eventos S/A
• Nome Fantasia: United Travel
• Data de Abertura: 16/08/2017
• Tipo: MATRIZ
• Situação: INAPTA
• Natureza Jurídica: 205-4 - Sociedade Anônima Fechada
• Capital Social: 100000.00
• Atividade Principal: 79.12-1-00 - Operadores turísticos
• Atividade Secundária: 46.19-2-00 - Representantes comerciais e agentes do comércio de mercadorias em geral não especializado
• Atividade Secundária: 56.20-1-02 - Serviços de alimentação para eventos e recepções - bufê
• Atividade Secundária: 64.40-9-00 - Arrendamento mercantil
• Atividade Secundária: 73.11-4-00 - Agências de publicidade
• Atividade Secundária: 77.39-0-99 - Aluguel de outras máquinas e equipamentos comerciais e industriais não especificados anteriormente, sem operador
• Atividade Secundária: 79.90-2-00 - Serviços de reservas e outros serviços de turismo não especificados anteriormente
• Atividade Secundária: 82.30-0-01 - Serviços de organização de feiras, congressos, exposições e festas
• Atividade Secundária: 90.03-5-00 - Gestão de espaços para artes cênicas, espetáculos e outras atividades artísticas
• Atividade Secundária: 93.29-8-99 - Outras atividades de recreação e lazer não especificadas anteriormente
• CEP: 74.815-457
• Logradouro: AV do Comercio
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Whether you're saving up for a special occasion — like a honeymoon — or just an upcoming getaway, many travelers opt to save future travel funds in a dedicated bank account. For United Airlines loyalists, this process can be even simpler.

United MileagePlus account members can access a budgeting tool called United TravelBank. Let's dive into the things you'll want to know about the service, how to use it and if it's worth "saving" money in this account at all.

What is United TravelBank? How does it work?

United's TravelBank is pretty much what it sounds like — an online account designed for accumulating travel funds for future United flights. It aims to simplify United MileagePlus members’ budgeting for future personal and/or business flights.

Once the account is set up and has money in it, it syncs with both united.com or the United mobile app as a payment option.

» Learn more: How to use the United MileagePlus X app to earn miles

What to know about United TravelBank

1. you can purchase united travelbank credits for your account.

United gives MileagePlus members the opportunity to buy deposits for their own TravelBank account. However, you can only purchase TravelBank credits in one of six amounts:

If you want to deposit a different amount, you can do so across multiple transactions. Say you want to deposit $150. Just purchase $50 in funds and then make another purchase of $100.

The only limitation is that you can't exceed $5,000 per day per MileagePlus account, meaning that you can do at least five purchases per day.

2. United TravelBank credits are valid for five years

Does United TravelBank expire? Yes. Purchased funds are valid for five years from the date the funds are deposited into your TravelBank account. That gives you plenty of time to use the funds.

That's a much longer validity than other types of airline travel credits. For instance, when purchasing airfare on United, you generally only have 12 months from the date of purchase to use those funds for a flight. So, if you really aren't sure that you'll be able to travel in the next year, you can use the United TravelBank to stash money away for future airfare purchases.

Even with the generous expiration policy, we recommend using up your full TravelBank balance whenever possible to avoid leaving money on the table.

3. You can get United TravelBank credits by holding an IHG card

One of the unexpected ways to get United TravelBank credits is through select IHG credit cards. IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card and IHG One Rewards Premier Business Credit Card customers can enroll to get up to $50 in TravelBank Cash each calendar year. Cardholders get one deposit of $25 in early January of each year and another $25 deposit in early July.

However, these funds work differently from purchased TravelBank funds. Instead of having five years of validity, you only have a little over six months to use these funds before they expire. The $25 deposited in early January expires on July 15 of the same calendar year, and the $25 funded in July will expire on Jan. 15 of the next year.

During the two-week crossover period, you could have up to $50 in active TravelBank funds from this IHG credit card benefit. That's probably not going to be enough to cover an entire flight, but at least it can save you some out-of-pocket cost on your next United flight.

Eligible cardholders can go to ihg.com/united to register to start receiving this new card benefit. You'll need to log into your IHG One Rewards account and then provide your United MileagePlus number and last name to complete registration. The terms and conditions note that it may take up to two weeks after registration before you receive your first $25 TravelBank deposit.

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4. It’s possible to use credit card travel credits to fund your United TravelBank

United TravelBank purchases often code as travel expenses on your credit card bill. That means you can earn bonus points when using credit cards with a travel bonus category. And you might even be able to use credit card travel credits — such as the Chase Sapphire Reserve® $300 annual travel credit , the Citi Prestige® Card $250 air travel credit or certain other credit card incidental fee credits.

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5. You can't use United TravelBank funds for other travel purchases

A major downside of the United TravelBank is that funds can only be used to book United-operated or United Express-operated flights, plus certain subscription products.

Travelers living near an airport with a strong United presence may not mind being limited to flying United. However, if Delta Air Lines, Alaska Airlines or American Airlines offers a much cheaper airfare, you won't be able to use your United TravelBank funds to purchase those flights.

Likewise, United TravelBank funds can't be used for hotels or car rental purchases.

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6. The United TravelBank doesn't earn interest

Another downside of saving funds through the United TravelBank is that you won't earn interest on the saved funds. Over the past few years, interest rates have been so low that you wouldn't have missed out on much interest income by placing funds in the United TravelBank instead.

However, now that interest rates are increasing , you might be able to grow your travel funds faster by saving funds in an actual savings account rather than the United TravelBank.

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How to use United TravelBank

Once you’ve added money to the TravelBank account, you can select TravelBank cash as a payment option when logged into united.com or the United app.

When you're ready to use your travel funds, just log into your United MileagePlus account and search for a paid flight. On the checkout page, select the TravelBank payment option. Then, you can then enter precisely how much of your funds you want to apply to this booking.

Note that you can only use TravelBank funds for flights priced in U.S. dollars. And unfortunately, you can't use TravelBank funds to pay taxes and fees on a MileagePlus award ticket. For cash bookings, TravelBank monies can be used to cover the ticket price, taxes and surcharges.

Even if you have enough funds to cover the entire purchase, you may want to charge part of your flight booking to a credit card that provides travel insurance .

TravelBank cash can be used alone or in combination with other accepted forms of payment, such as Apple Pay, Visa Checkout or PayPal.

Is United TravelBank worth it?

The United TravelBank provides travelers with another way of stashing away funds for future travel. MileagePlus members can fund as little as $50 at a time, up to $5,000 per day. Your funds are valid for five years from the date of deposit, giving you plenty of time to use them.

However, funding the United TravelBank locks you into booking paid flights through United, decreasing the flexibility of your money. You can't even use TravelBank to pay for taxes and fees on award travel. So, you may only want to deposit funds in the TravelBank if you're sure that you will be paying for a United flight in the near future.

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You want a travel credit card that prioritizes what’s important to you. Here are our picks for the best travel credit cards of 2024 , including those best for:

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United  Travel  is a next generation international online tour operator.

The reputation of the company is build on the long-lasting business connections and official relations with leaders in all global travel industry segments. United Travel's head office is located in Asia.

The company's innovative travel services and products gives travel agencies  the power and flexibility of online tour operators along with all the associated advantages :

• The entire product range of the global travel industry  with no intermediate or time consuming procedures at your fingertips  via  our "one-stop shop": hundreds of thousands of hotels in thousands of cities worldwide, millions of airline fares (scheduled-, low-cost- and charter flights), complete and comprehensive product range for insurance, transfers, cruises, and all other transportation services at the best prices.

You no longer need to spend time searching on multiple portals for the best offers – they are now all available directly on one platform - United Travel.

• Global product range : IATA accreditation, direct contracts with host agencies (DMC), leading global consolidators/hotel  providers, airline companies, BSP, SITA, mayor global distribution systems (Sabre, Amadeus, Gabriel, Travelport Galileo, Wordspan), and the providers of other services.

We shorten the times and distances between you and the services  providers, consequently reducing your expenses .

• Price marketing:  Due to minimum intermediate involvement and its vast turnover value, United Travel is proud to ensure price advantages for its clients in nearly all destinations worldwide and for all kind of travel services sectors.

As a major advantage  in the market, United Travel presents a unique  В 2В2B  travel services booking and real-time i ndividual or group tours  dynamic packaging system :

• The innovative software solution  has been developed by a leading European developer from the travel information technologies sector,  tailored  to the needs  of travel agencies, specialized distribution systems, and end users.
• United Travel's booking system  is a convenient and practical tool for the “online generation” unassisted tours generation, prompt payment processes and real-time paperwork processing.
• The innovative dynamic packaging functionalities enable clients to receive an optimal combination of services based on their indicated search-criteria’s in just a few clicks. It is possible to make amendments or changes in the booking amend the tour easily at a later stage if required or to initialize the payment process immediately pay for it. Dynamic packages are always cheaper than separately booked services, when purchased together in a package than individually.

Moreover,  United Travel is an efficient promotion and sales increase tool   for the producers and providers of all types of travel services, such as hotels, airline companies, insurance companies, and others.

We are constantly reinventing ourselves .

Every day, the system is improved and reinforced with new providers, while their conditions are getting more cost-effective, and our services – more diverse.

How United Airlines’ CIO regained customer and employee trust in its tech

When Jason Birnbaum joined United Airlines in 2015 as vice president of operations and employee technology, expectations for the tech team were shockingly low. 

“Our employees and our customers didn’t trust our tools,” says Birnbaum, who ascended to the role of senior vice president of digital technology in 2019 and more recently became chief information officer in July 2022. “When I got here, one of the big first issues we really attacked was trust.”

The legacy of the airline’s three-year stint in bankruptcy, which ended in 2006, meant that much-needed tech investments had been shuffled to the backseat, while mergers like the 2010 acquisition of Continental Airlines had added complexity by creating a hodgepodge of technology systems. Much of the IT team’s time was spent just making sure that the technology actually worked reliably, Birnbaum says.

One of his first moves was to give United’s workforce smartphones and iPads, helping them get out from behind a computer screen and more directly in front of customers. In more recent years, Birnbaum has been able to tackle more complex problems.

One important example is “turn”—industry lingo for getting a recently arrived plane ready for takeoff. As many as 30 different groups spread across functions including pilots, flight attendants, gate agents, and technicians are responsible for “turn,” but those employees weren’t seamlessly able to talk to each other. A flight attendant in the back of the plane watching overhead bins fill up would need to call the front flight attendant, who would have to tell the pilot, and then the gate agent to check bags. 

​​”You can imagine that by the time that happens, it’s a little bit chaotic,” Birnbaum says. A new tool called Easy Chat was created to allow everyone to chat through the same application.

Many of United’s tech investments have been focused on sharing steady updates about flight timing, gate announcements, details about checked baggage, and other key information to help employees and passengers get to their final destination. Birnbaum aspires to ensure the alerts shared via the United app are in simple terms with as little jargon as possible. “Airlines are a team sport,” says Birnbaum. “Everyone has to get to the flight.”

United recently launched a customer service AI chatbot that can write conversational answers to questions like, “What’s United’s policy for unaccompanied minors?” Another tool, called “Connection Saver,” informs pilots, passengers, and gate agents about delays for connected flights and uses algorithms to recommend if a flight should be held. Alerts are sent to other passengers to let them know the flight may leave a few minutes late but should make up for the lost time in the air. When connecting flights are missed, United automatically rebooks travelers, but they can also opt to explore other flight options in the app.

AI is also being used to help United’s “storytellers” write push alerts that are sent to customers’ phones when a flight has an issue. AI helps draft the text messages, enabling the storytellers to cover a lot more flights, Birnbaum says. Still, he notes the importance of having a “human in the loop” to validate the accuracy and quality of the communications.

After the pandemic lockdowns brought the air travel industry to a near standstill, the forecast is looking brighter for carriers like United. This year, 4.7 billion people are projected to travel by plane, soaring past the pre-pandemic level of 4.5 billion in 2019. United has booked steady revenue growth and two annual profits as passenger travel rebounds. 

United is currently experimenting with generative AI through Amazon’s Bedrock, harnessing the tech giant’s catalog of large language models rather than building its own models. Amazon Web Services is also United’s primary cloud provider—and while most of the airline’s consumer-facing technology is in the cloud, some older engineering systems are still being unwound and moved to the cloud. 

“We have every single flavor of technology that’s really ever been invented,” says Birnbaum, in reference to the complex job of updating decades-old systems. “We are taking our time.”

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AI has raised billions but faces a reality check. While investors have put $330 billion into about 26,000 AI and machine-learning startups over the past three years, many of these companies are facing challenges related to the gap between spending and sales. Anthropic, which raised more than $7 billion, is spending about $2 billion a year but recording only $150 million to $200 million in revenue, the New York Times reports . Inflection AI folded its original business while Stability AI laid off employees. “It doesn’t matter how cool it is what you do—does it have business viability?,” asks Databricks CEO Ali Ali Ghodsi.

Rubrik had a solid IPO. Now comes the hard part. Last week, cybersecurity startup Rubrik enjoyed a fairly solid pop on the first day of trading, with shares rising nearly 16% to close at $37 on the first day of trading. “Profitability is paramount,” says Bipul Sinha, cofounder and CEO, in an interview with Yahoo Finance . Though Rubrik reported a $354 million net loss in the latest fiscal year and the company’s revenue growth took a hit when it shifted to a purely cloud-based platform called Rubrik Security Cloud, it hopes subscription revenue gains will point to accelerated growth over time, the Wall Street Journal reports .

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A new research study by Rubrik found that as organizations become more dependent on the cloud, new security blindspots are emerging. Among the organizations that were stung by a cyberattack last year, Rubrik also found that many were attacked across multiple areas of their hybrid environment, with 67% of attacks impacting SaaS data, while 66% occurred in the cloud and 51% for on-premises locations.

The research was based on a survey conducted by Wakefield Research of more than 1,600 IT and security leaders—half of whom are CIOs and CISOs.

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- Traydstream named Stephan Hufnagl as its new CTO. In his most recent role at Microsoft, he was responsible for data, analytics, and AI teams, driving projects that utilized the tech giant’s cloud services.

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- The newly formed T&Pm has named the former head of agency tech at Publicis Groupe, Ekin Caglar, as CTO. It’s the first hire since two AI-focused marketing agencies—The&Partnership and mSix&Partners—merged in March.

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• keyboard_arrow_right Sapporo
• keyboard_arrow_right Sendai
• keyboard_arrow_right Tokyo
• keyboard_arrow_right Male
• keyboard_arrow_right Kwajalein
• keyboard_arrow_right Majuro
• keyboard_arrow_right Chuuk
• keyboard_arrow_right Kosrae
• keyboard_arrow_right Pohnpei
• keyboard_arrow_right Yap
• keyboard_arrow_right Auckland
• keyboard_arrow_right Rota
• keyboard_arrow_right Saipan
• keyboard_arrow_right Koror
• keyboard_arrow_right Manila
• keyboard_arrow_right Singapore
• keyboard_arrow_right Seoul
• keyboard_arrow_right Taipei
• keyboard_arrow_right Bangkok
• keyboard_arrow_right Phuket
• keyboard_arrow_right Ho Chi Minh City

add remove Europe

• keyboard_arrow_right Vienna
• keyboard_arrow_right Brussels
• keyboard_arrow_right Dubrovnik
• keyboard_arrow_right Prague
• keyboard_arrow_right Copenhagen
• keyboard_arrow_right Nice
• keyboard_arrow_right Paris
• keyboard_arrow_right Berlin
• keyboard_arrow_right Cologne
• keyboard_arrow_right Frankfurt
• keyboard_arrow_right Hamburg
• keyboard_arrow_right Munich
• keyboard_arrow_right Stuttgart
• keyboard_arrow_right Athens
• keyboard_arrow_right Reykjavik
• keyboard_arrow_right Dublin
• keyboard_arrow_right Shannon
• keyboard_arrow_right Milan
• keyboard_arrow_right Naples
• keyboard_arrow_right Palermo
• keyboard_arrow_right Rome
• keyboard_arrow_right Venice
• keyboard_arrow_right Amsterdam
• keyboard_arrow_right Bergen
• keyboard_arrow_right Oslo
• keyboard_arrow_right Lisbon
• keyboard_arrow_right Ponta Delgada
• keyboard_arrow_right Porto
• keyboard_arrow_right Moscow
• keyboard_arrow_right Barcelona
• keyboard_arrow_right Madrid
• keyboard_arrow_right Mallorca
• keyboard_arrow_right Tenerife
• keyboard_arrow_right Stockholm
• keyboard_arrow_right Geneva
• keyboard_arrow_right Zurich
• keyboard_arrow_right Antalya
• keyboard_arrow_right Istanbul
• keyboard_arrow_right Belfast
• keyboard_arrow_right Birmingham
• keyboard_arrow_right Bristol
• keyboard_arrow_right Edinburgh
• keyboard_arrow_right Glasgow
• keyboard_arrow_right London
• keyboard_arrow_right Manchester
• keyboard_arrow_right Newcastle upon Tyne

add remove The Americas

• keyboard_arrow_right St. John’s, Antigua
• keyboard_arrow_right Buenos Aires
• keyboard_arrow_right Oranjestad, Aruba
• keyboard_arrow_right George Town
• keyboard_arrow_right Nassau
• keyboard_arrow_right Bridgetown
• keyboard_arrow_right Belize City
• keyboard_arrow_right Hamilton
• keyboard_arrow_right Santa Cruz
• keyboard_arrow_right Kralendijk
• keyboard_arrow_right Belo Horizonte
• keyboard_arrow_right Rio de Janeiro
• keyboard_arrow_right Sao Paulo
• keyboard_arrow_right Calgary
• keyboard_arrow_right Edmonton
• keyboard_arrow_right Fort McMurray
• keyboard_arrow_right Halifax
• keyboard_arrow_right Hamilton, CA
• keyboard_arrow_right Kelowna
• keyboard_arrow_right London, CA
• keyboard_arrow_right Moncton
• keyboard_arrow_right Mont-Tremblant
• keyboard_arrow_right Montreal
• keyboard_arrow_right Ottawa
• keyboard_arrow_right Québec
• keyboard_arrow_right Regina
• keyboard_arrow_right Saskatoon
• keyboard_arrow_right St. John's
• keyboard_arrow_right Thunder Bay
• keyboard_arrow_right Toronto
• keyboard_arrow_right Vancouver
• keyboard_arrow_right Victoria
• keyboard_arrow_right Winnipeg
• keyboard_arrow_right Grand Cayman
• keyboard_arrow_right Santiago
• keyboard_arrow_right Bogota
• keyboard_arrow_right Cali
• keyboard_arrow_right Cartagena
• keyboard_arrow_right Liberia (Costa Rica)
• keyboard_arrow_right San Jose, CR
• keyboard_arrow_right Havana
• keyboard_arrow_right Curacao
• keyboard_arrow_right Puerto Plata
• keyboard_arrow_right Punta Cana
• keyboard_arrow_right Santiago de los Caballeros
• keyboard_arrow_right Santo Domingo
• keyboard_arrow_right Quito
• keyboard_arrow_right San Salvador
• keyboard_arrow_right Flores
• keyboard_arrow_right Guatemala City
• keyboard_arrow_right Port-au-Prince
• keyboard_arrow_right Coxen Hole
• keyboard_arrow_right Palmerola
• keyboard_arrow_right San Pedro Sula
• keyboard_arrow_right Tegucigalpa
• keyboard_arrow_right Kingston
• keyboard_arrow_right Montego Bay
• keyboard_arrow_right Acapulco
• keyboard_arrow_right Aguascalientes
• keyboard_arrow_right Cabo San Lucas
• keyboard_arrow_right Cancun
• keyboard_arrow_right Chihuahua
• keyboard_arrow_right Ciudad del Carmen
• keyboard_arrow_right Cozumel
• keyboard_arrow_right Durango
• keyboard_arrow_right Guadalajara
• keyboard_arrow_right Hermosillo
• keyboard_arrow_right Huatulco
• keyboard_arrow_right Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo
• keyboard_arrow_right La Paz
• keyboard_arrow_right Leon
• keyboard_arrow_right Loreto
• keyboard_arrow_right Manzanillo
• keyboard_arrow_right Mazatlan
• keyboard_arrow_right Mexico City
• keyboard_arrow_right Monterrey
• keyboard_arrow_right Morelia
• keyboard_arrow_right Mérida
• keyboard_arrow_right Oaxaca
• keyboard_arrow_right Puebla
• keyboard_arrow_right Puerto Vallarta
• keyboard_arrow_right Queretaro
• keyboard_arrow_right Saltillo
• keyboard_arrow_right San Luis Potosi
• keyboard_arrow_right Tampico
• keyboard_arrow_right Toluca
• keyboard_arrow_right Torreon
• keyboard_arrow_right Tulum
• keyboard_arrow_right Tuxtla Gutierrez
• keyboard_arrow_right Veracruz
• keyboard_arrow_right Villahermosa
• keyboard_arrow_right Zacatecas
• keyboard_arrow_right Managua
• keyboard_arrow_right Panama City
• keyboard_arrow_right Lima
• keyboard_arrow_right Aguadilla
• keyboard_arrow_right Ponce
• keyboard_arrow_right San Juan
• keyboard_arrow_right Basseterre
• keyboard_arrow_right Vieux Fort
• keyboard_arrow_right Saint Martin
• keyboard_arrow_right Port-of-Spain
• keyboard_arrow_right Providenciales
• keyboard_arrow_right St. Thomas
• keyboard_arrow_right Abilene
• keyboard_arrow_right Akron
• keyboard_arrow_right Alamosa
• keyboard_arrow_right Albany
• keyboard_arrow_right Albuquerque
• keyboard_arrow_right Alexandria
• keyboard_arrow_right Allentown
• keyboard_arrow_right Amarillo
• keyboard_arrow_right Anchorage
• keyboard_arrow_right Appleton
• keyboard_arrow_right Arcata
• keyboard_arrow_right Asheville
• keyboard_arrow_right Aspen
• keyboard_arrow_right Atlanta
• keyboard_arrow_right Atlantic City
• keyboard_arrow_right Augusta
• keyboard_arrow_right Austin
• keyboard_arrow_right Bakersfield
• keyboard_arrow_right Baltimore
• keyboard_arrow_right Bangor
• keyboard_arrow_right Baton Rouge
• keyboard_arrow_right Billings
• keyboard_arrow_right Binghamton
• keyboard_arrow_right Bishop/Mammoth
• keyboard_arrow_right Bismarck
• keyboard_arrow_right Bloomington
• keyboard_arrow_right Boise
• keyboard_arrow_right Boston
• keyboard_arrow_right Bozeman
• keyboard_arrow_right Breckenridge
• keyboard_arrow_right Brownsville
• keyboard_arrow_right Buffalo
• keyboard_arrow_right Burbank
• keyboard_arrow_right Burlington
• keyboard_arrow_right Butte
• keyboard_arrow_right Cape Girardeau
• keyboard_arrow_right Casper
• keyboard_arrow_right Cedar Rapids
• keyboard_arrow_right Champaign
• keyboard_arrow_right Charleston
• keyboard_arrow_right Charlotte
• keyboard_arrow_right Charlottesville
• keyboard_arrow_right Chattanooga
• keyboard_arrow_right Cheyenne
• keyboard_arrow_right Chicago
• keyboard_arrow_right Chico
• keyboard_arrow_right Cincinnati
• keyboard_arrow_right Clarksburg
• keyboard_arrow_right Clearwater
• keyboard_arrow_right Cleveland
• keyboard_arrow_right Cody
• keyboard_arrow_right College Station
• keyboard_arrow_right Colorado Springs
• keyboard_arrow_right Columbia
• keyboard_arrow_right Columbus
• keyboard_arrow_right Corpus Christi
• keyboard_arrow_right Crescent City
• keyboard_arrow_right Dallas
• keyboard_arrow_right Dayton
• keyboard_arrow_right Daytona Beach
• keyboard_arrow_right Decatur
• keyboard_arrow_right Del Rio
• keyboard_arrow_right Denver
• keyboard_arrow_right Des Moines
• keyboard_arrow_right Destin
• keyboard_arrow_right Detroit
• keyboard_arrow_right Devils Lake
• keyboard_arrow_right Dickinson
• keyboard_arrow_right Dodge City
• keyboard_arrow_right Duluth
• keyboard_arrow_right Eau Claire
• keyboard_arrow_right El Paso
• keyboard_arrow_right Elmira
• keyboard_arrow_right Erie
• keyboard_arrow_right Eugene
• keyboard_arrow_right Evansville
• keyboard_arrow_right Fairbanks
• keyboard_arrow_right Fargo
• keyboard_arrow_right Fayetteville
• keyboard_arrow_right Flagstaff
• keyboard_arrow_right Flint
• keyboard_arrow_right Fort Dodge
• keyboard_arrow_right Fort Lauderdale
• keyboard_arrow_right Fort Leonard Wood
• keyboard_arrow_right Fort Myers
• keyboard_arrow_right Fresno
• keyboard_arrow_right Ft Wayne
• keyboard_arrow_right Gainesville
• keyboard_arrow_right Gillette
• keyboard_arrow_right Grand Forks
• keyboard_arrow_right Grand Junction
• keyboard_arrow_right Grand Rapids
• keyboard_arrow_right Great Falls
• keyboard_arrow_right Green Bay
• keyboard_arrow_right Greenbrier
• keyboard_arrow_right Greensboro
• keyboard_arrow_right Greenville
• keyboard_arrow_right Gulfport
• keyboard_arrow_right Gunnison
• keyboard_arrow_right Hancock
• keyboard_arrow_right Harlingen
• keyboard_arrow_right Harrisburg
• keyboard_arrow_right Hartford
• keyboard_arrow_right Hattiesburg
• keyboard_arrow_right Hays
• keyboard_arrow_right Helena
• keyboard_arrow_right Hilo
• keyboard_arrow_right Hilton Head Island
• keyboard_arrow_right Hobbs
• keyboard_arrow_right Honolulu
• keyboard_arrow_right Houston
• keyboard_arrow_right Huntington
• keyboard_arrow_right Huntsville
• keyboard_arrow_right Idaho Falls
• keyboard_arrow_right Indianapolis
• keyboard_arrow_right Ithaca
• keyboard_arrow_right Jackson
• keyboard_arrow_right Jacksonville
• keyboard_arrow_right Jamestown
• keyboard_arrow_right Johnstown
• keyboard_arrow_right Joplin
• keyboard_arrow_right Kalamazoo
• keyboard_arrow_right Kalispell
• keyboard_arrow_right Kansas City
• keyboard_arrow_right Kearney
• keyboard_arrow_right Key West
• keyboard_arrow_right Killeen
• keyboard_arrow_right Knoxville
• keyboard_arrow_right Kona
• keyboard_arrow_right Lafayette
• keyboard_arrow_right Lake Charles
• keyboard_arrow_right Lansing
• keyboard_arrow_right Laramie
• keyboard_arrow_right Laredo
• keyboard_arrow_right Las Vegas
• keyboard_arrow_right Lawton/Fort Sill
• keyboard_arrow_right Lewiston
• keyboard_arrow_right Lexington
• keyboard_arrow_right Liberal
• keyboard_arrow_right Lihue
• keyboard_arrow_right Lincoln
• keyboard_arrow_right Little Rock
• keyboard_arrow_right Long Island
• keyboard_arrow_right Los Angeles
• keyboard_arrow_right Louisville
• keyboard_arrow_right Loveland
• keyboard_arrow_right Lubbock
• keyboard_arrow_right Madison
• keyboard_arrow_right Mammoth Lakes
• keyboard_arrow_right Martha's Vineyard
• keyboard_arrow_right Mason City
• keyboard_arrow_right Maui
• keyboard_arrow_right Mcallen
• keyboard_arrow_right Medford
• keyboard_arrow_right Memphis
• keyboard_arrow_right Meridian
• keyboard_arrow_right Miami
• keyboard_arrow_right Midland
• keyboard_arrow_right Milwaukee
• keyboard_arrow_right Minneapolis
• keyboard_arrow_right Minot
• keyboard_arrow_right Missoula
• keyboard_arrow_right Moab
• keyboard_arrow_right Mobile
• keyboard_arrow_right Moline
• keyboard_arrow_right Monroe
• keyboard_arrow_right Monterey
• keyboard_arrow_right Montgomery
• keyboard_arrow_right Montrose
• keyboard_arrow_right Muskegon
• keyboard_arrow_right Myrtle Beach
• keyboard_arrow_right Nantucket
• keyboard_arrow_right Nashville
• keyboard_arrow_right New Orleans
• keyboard_arrow_right New York
• keyboard_arrow_right Newark
• keyboard_arrow_right Norfolk
• keyboard_arrow_right North Bend
• keyboard_arrow_right North Platte
• keyboard_arrow_right Oakland
• keyboard_arrow_right Oceanside
• keyboard_arrow_right Ogdensburg/Ottawa
• keyboard_arrow_right Oklahoma City
• keyboard_arrow_right Omaha
• keyboard_arrow_right Ontario
• keyboard_arrow_right Orange County
• keyboard_arrow_right Orlando
• keyboard_arrow_right Paducah
• keyboard_arrow_right Palm Springs
• keyboard_arrow_right Pasco
• keyboard_arrow_right Pensacola
• keyboard_arrow_right Peoria
• keyboard_arrow_right Philadelphia
• keyboard_arrow_right Phoenix
• keyboard_arrow_right Pierre
• keyboard_arrow_right Pittsburgh
• keyboard_arrow_right Plattsburgh
• keyboard_arrow_right Port Arthur
• keyboard_arrow_right Portland
• keyboard_arrow_right Prescott
• keyboard_arrow_right Presque Isle
• keyboard_arrow_right Providence
• keyboard_arrow_right Pueblo
• keyboard_arrow_right Quincy
• keyboard_arrow_right Raleigh
• keyboard_arrow_right Rapid City
• keyboard_arrow_right Redding
• keyboard_arrow_right Redmond
• keyboard_arrow_right Reno
• keyboard_arrow_right Rhinelander
• keyboard_arrow_right Richmond
• keyboard_arrow_right Riverton
• keyboard_arrow_right Roanoke
• keyboard_arrow_right Rochester
• keyboard_arrow_right Rock Springs
• keyboard_arrow_right Rockford
• keyboard_arrow_right Rutland
• keyboard_arrow_right Sacramento
• keyboard_arrow_right Saginaw
• keyboard_arrow_right Saint Cloud
• keyboard_arrow_right Saint Louis
• keyboard_arrow_right Salina
• keyboard_arrow_right Salt Lake City
• keyboard_arrow_right San Angelo
• keyboard_arrow_right San Antonio
• keyboard_arrow_right San Diego
• keyboard_arrow_right San Francisco
• keyboard_arrow_right San Jose
• keyboard_arrow_right San Luis Obispo
• keyboard_arrow_right Santa Barbara
• keyboard_arrow_right Santa Fe
• keyboard_arrow_right Santa Maria
• keyboard_arrow_right Santa Rosa
• keyboard_arrow_right Sarasota
• keyboard_arrow_right Savannah
• keyboard_arrow_right Scottsbluff
• keyboard_arrow_right Scranton
• keyboard_arrow_right Seattle
• keyboard_arrow_right Shenandoah Valley
• keyboard_arrow_right Sheridan
• keyboard_arrow_right Shreveport
• keyboard_arrow_right Sioux City
• keyboard_arrow_right Sioux Falls
• keyboard_arrow_right South Bend
• keyboard_arrow_right Spokane
• keyboard_arrow_right Springfield
• keyboard_arrow_right St George
• keyboard_arrow_right State College
• keyboard_arrow_right Steamboat Springs
• keyboard_arrow_right Stockton
• keyboard_arrow_right Sun Valley
• keyboard_arrow_right Syracuse
• keyboard_arrow_right Tallahassee
• keyboard_arrow_right Tampa
• keyboard_arrow_right Texarkana
• keyboard_arrow_right Toledo
• keyboard_arrow_right Traverse City
• keyboard_arrow_right Tucson
• keyboard_arrow_right Tulsa
• keyboard_arrow_right Twin Falls
• keyboard_arrow_right Tyler
• keyboard_arrow_right Vail
• keyboard_arrow_right Vernal
• keyboard_arrow_right Waco
• keyboard_arrow_right Washington, D.C.
• keyboard_arrow_right Watertown
• keyboard_arrow_right Wausau
• keyboard_arrow_right West Palm Beach
• keyboard_arrow_right West Yellowstone
• keyboard_arrow_right White Plains
• keyboard_arrow_right Wichita
• keyboard_arrow_right Williston
• keyboard_arrow_right Wilmington
• keyboard_arrow_right Yuma
• keyboard_arrow_right Montevideo
• keyboard_arrow_right Caracas

add remove The Middle East

• keyboard_arrow_right Tel Aviv
• keyboard_arrow_right Amman
• keyboard_arrow_right Bahrain
• keyboard_arrow_right Kuwait City
• keyboard_arrow_right Dubai