Travel Roundup: Radisson Reports Security Breach, De Botton is Heathrow’s Writer, Oregon’s Low Bids Benefit Amtrak and More
Radisson reports unauthorized guest records, credit-card information accessed — Federal agents are investigating unauthorized access to computer systems at some Radisson Hotels & Resorts in the United States and Canada. The company said today that the systems were accessed between November 2008 and May 2009, but said the instances were limited. Radisson said that it alerted credit-card companies about the breach but didn’t disclose which properties were involved. Radisson has more than 400 locations in 68 countries. [Source: Denver Business Journal] Alain de Botton is first writer-in-residence at Heathrow Airport — Author Alain De Botton will spend a week in Heathrow Airport’s Terminal Five, where he will have an all-access pass and write a book about the experience. De Botton, who views airports as…
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