Chris Elliott

Ombudsman for National Geographic Traveler

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Ombudsman for National Geographic Traveler, he also writes the travel blog ellipses

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Tens of thousands of airline passengers have been stranded just as the pre-Christmas travel crunch gets under way.  It’s all because of weather problems in Denver and London.

Storms Disrupt Holiday Travel

Tens of thousands of airline passengers have been stranded just as the pre-Christmas travel crunch gets under way.  It’s all because of weather problems in Denver and London.

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