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On Friday Oct 26th, 2018 my wife and I drove to Laredo from Eagle Pass specifically to talk to a travel agent. The agent we talked seemed willing to help us with our cruise to the Caribbean. She asked for our date of birth, address, our cell numbers, and my email address. She said she was going to research and get the best possible deal. She told us she would email her results later that afternoon. We drove back to Eagle Pass and did not receive any information on Friday. 1. We never received an email 2. We never received a curtesy call 3. We never received a follow up call We wasted 4 hours and gas money going to Laredo for nothing. Update: I sent an email complaining to the agency and the travel agent called us with an excuse. Too late I decided to go online and book the trip myself. The travel agent L.T. made Lozano Travel agency look bad.

Excellent! I have always traveled with this agency with no problems. I always travel with peace of mind and make my trips magical! They help you book the best hotels while staying within your budget. Very friendly agents, they answer quickly to any doubts by email or phone. I highly recommend Lozano Travel.

Please avoid this agency. Lot of errors in reservation and no answer from owner.

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People from all over the world gather in Fredericksburg for eclipse

M ore than one hundred people from all over the world traveled to Fredericksburg, Texas, to get a front seat to the 2024 Total Solar Eclipse .

"We were looking for the best place that we could find to experience the eclipse, and that just so happened to be here," said 10-year-old William Tunnacliffe.

William, and his dad Nigel, traveled from Washington to experience the solar phenomenon in Central Texas. "Four minutes of totality is kinda a big deal," said Nigel Tunnacliffe.

People from Colorado, Georgia, and even Japan came to the Grapetown Vineyards in Fredericksburg to be in the path of totality for the solar eclipse.

Vineyard owner Kendra Sanchez said they have been preparing for months. "It's very important for us to be diverse and to be welcoming to everyone that comes and Texas, where everyone is very friendly and is warming," she said.

Matthew Lozano said he witnessed a solar eclipse one other time in his life, "it's a bucket list thing to do, it's really dramatic to see, very different than a partial eclipse."

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Lozano said his first eclipse experience had such a profound experience on his life.  Because of that, this time he decided to travel with his family from California to be in the path of totality in Central Texas. "You're kinda struck by the enormity of it, at first you feel really small because these big objects are happening in the sky, and then you feel at one with all the humans before who have seen it," said Lozano.

Texas mother arrested after allegedly leaving young children alone to take a cruise

A Texas woman was arrested after allegedly leaving her children at home alone to take a cruise.

Lakesha Woods Williams, 29, left her 8-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter by themselves in their Houston apartment to go on vacation on April 4, according to a criminal complaint.

She is charged with abandoning a child with intent to return.

Deputies with the Harris County Constable’s Office made a wellness check on Tuesday following a call for service. A witness told them that neighbors in the complex were concerned about the safety of two kids left on their own in one of the units. The witness said other residents had seen Williams leaving with bags and luggage and did not see her come back.

“The apartment was in complete disarray and had trash and left-over food all over the unit,” the document said. There was a “very potent smell of urine” inside as well.

“No adults were present supervising the juveniles, and none appeared to have been present since the Defendant’s departure,” the document continued. Deputies also found a camera in the apartment that Williams used to watch and talk to the kids during her trip, and her son had a phone he used to text her.

The document did not specify which cruise line Williams sailed with or where she went. “Deputies tried contacting the Defendant to make the scene, but she was not cooperating and was switching up her story on her whereabouts,” the document said.

The Houston Fire Department was called to ensure the children “were in good health and not malnourished,” and Child Protective Services reported to the scene before releasing the children to their aunt.

An attorney for Williams was not listed.

Nathan Diller is a consumer travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Nashville. You can reach him at [email protected].

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Lozano Travel is a boutique travel agency in Mexico City dedicated only to Leisure Travel, with offices in Monterrey, Laredo, Texas and Bali (Receptive) in Indonesia. We started operations more than 35 years ago. Today our team is made up of more than 40 specialized agents distributed throughout the country. We specialize in the luxury market, but we are also well known for our experience in exotic destinations. Initially our main market was honeymooners but over the years our original customers have been loyal to us and we have grown in knowledge and experience in alternative destinations so that we can continue to sell the world. Our customer base has been increasing rapidly. We receive many requests for travel on a daily basis, so we have grown in an important way. Personally, I have now had the opportunity to have visited more than 140 countries, and continue to search for new experiences that we can offer to our upscale clients. Africa, Asia and The South Pacific, now a days are our most popular destinations.

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U.S. issues travel warning for Israel with Iran attack believed to be imminent and fear Gaza war could spread

By Debora Patta , Tucker Reals

Updated on: April 13, 2024 / 5:25 PM EDT / CBS News

Update: Iran launched drone attacks against Israel on Saturday. Read CBS News'  latest coverage here .

Tel Aviv  — Israel is bracing for a worst-case scenario that U.S. officials believe could materialize within just hours — the possibility of a direct attack on Israeli soil by Iran in retaliation for a strike almost two weeks ago that killed seven Iranian military officers. Iran has vowed to take revenge for Israel killing its commanders, who were hit by an April 1 strike on the Iranian embassy in Syria's capital.

Two U.S. officials told CBS News that a major Iranian attack against Israel was expected as soon as Friday, possibly to include more than 100 drones and dozens of missiles aimed at military targets inside the country. Sources have told CBS News the retaliation could include attacks carried out both by Iranian forces, and proxy groups around the region that it has been funneling additional arms to for weeks.  

The officials said it would be challenging for the Israelis to defend against an attack of that magnitude, and while they held out the possibility that the Iranians could opt for a smaller-scale attack to avoid a dramatic escalation, their retaliation was believed to be imminent. 

Asked Friday how imminent he believes an attack is, President Biden responded, "I don't want to get into secure information, but my expectation is sooner than later." The president urged Iran not to move forward, saying his message to Tehran was: "Don't."

Tehran has not indicated publicly how or when it will return fire, so it's unclear how far Iran's leaders will go. If they decide to carry out a direct attack on Israel, there's fear it could blow Israel's ongoing war against Iranian ally Hamas up into a much wider regional conflict.

With the Iranian retaliation expected at any time, the U.S. State Department on Thursday warned Americans in Israel not to travel outside major cities, which are better protected from incoming rocket fire by the country's Iron Dome missile defense system. The latest guidance noted that travel by U.S. government employees in Israel could be further restricted with little notice as things develop in the tinderbox region.

"Whoever harms us, we will harm them," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Thursday as he visited troops at an Israel Defense Forces airbase. "We are prepared … both defensively and offensively."

On Saturday, all U.S. embassies in the Middle East were put on high alert and required to hold emergency action committee meetings. Diplomats in Lebanon and Israel were specifically told not to travel to certain areas within those countries.

Sima Shine, a security expert and former official with Israel's national intelligence agency Mossad, told CBS News it was a dangerous moment for the region, and the "most worried" she has been. She said anxiety over an all-out war was likely just as high "on both sides, in Israel and in Iran."

If Iran does choose to strike Israel directly, it could involve a complex missile and drone attack similar to the one Iranian forces launched against a Saudi oil facility in 2019 .

"They will try to do it on the military or some military asset," Shine predicted. "But the question will be the damage. If there would be many injured people, killed or injured … I think it has the potential for a huge escalation."

Shine stressed, however, that she still believes neither side actually wants a regional conflict.

U.S. "really trying to avoid war"

The U.S. sent a senior general to Israel this week to coordinate with the close American ally on any response it might make to an Iranian attack. Speaking Friday on "CBS Mornings," America's top military officer said, "we're really trying to avoid war."

"This is part of the dialogue that I have with my counterparts within the region, to include the Israeli chief of defense, who I talked to yesterday," said Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Jr., adding that the U.S. military was "doing things not only to prevent a war, but at the same time, one of my primary things is to make sure all the forces in the region are protected."

"My role, as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, is to plan and prepare," Brown said. "That's one thing we do very well."

Brown's Israeli counterpart, Chief of the General Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi, "completed a comprehensive situational assessment on the readiness of the IDF for all scenarios," Israel's military said Friday. 

"The IDF is very strongly prepared, both offensively and defensively, against any threat," Halevi was quoted as saying in the statement. "The IDF continues to monitor closely what is happening in Iran and different arenas, constantly preparing to deal with existing and potential threats in coordination with the United States Armed Forces." 

The IDF said the visiting U.S. general, Central Command chief Gen. Michael Erik Kurilla, was taking part in the IDF's situational assessment.

The dilemma for Iran, said Israeli expert Shine, is to figure out how to deliver its promised response to Israel's attack in Syria, but in a way that does not lead to further escalation. Likewise, Shine said Israel could choose to show restraint when it responds to whatever Iran eventually does.

If either side gets the balance wrong, the consequences for the region, and even the world, could be dire.

Weijia Jiang, David Martin, Margaret Brennan and Olivia Gazis contributed reporting.

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Debora Patta is a CBS News foreign correspondent based in Johannesburg. Since joining CBS News in 2013, she has reported on major stories across Africa, the Middle East and Europe. Edward R. Murrow and Scripps Howard awards are among the many accolades Patta has received for her work.

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