The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 47

Monday. January 16. 1984Part IV 9 SPECIAL ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT' Culture, accommodations lure tourists to 'Gateway to Midwest' as complimentary newspapers, magazines, telephone services, office away from home and concierges on duty to answer questions, book reservations and meet all the needs of the business traveler. Many hotels provide board rooms where breakfast, lunch and dinner meetings can proceed without interruption. For more information on Chicago and Illinois, contact Lynda Simon.

Illinois Office of Tourism. 310 South Michigan Chicago. IL 60604 at (312) 793-4732. Catiaa4 frm Fift a bilingual brochure geared to the Japanese interna-tional traveler. Arriving travelers at O'Hare International Airport find one of the premiere airport bus companies in the world servicing visitors to the city 7 days a week, 20 hours a day.

Limousines and taxis are also readily available. Upon arriving at one of the many downtown Michigan Avenue hotels, guests find the hotels are geared with specific programs for the business travelers. For example, the Hyatt Regency Chicago provides international directories in all 2.000 rooms. Also at the Hyatt, bilingual employees are identified by flags on their name tags representing their respective countries. Many hotels provide foreign money exchanges as well as special floors that are keyed off for guests.

These floors provide amenities for the business traveler such 8 mrr wfififlnciDuiPi papmsp Mggpr prioe i Air Canada will boost its non-stop local jet services As a result of resurging growth in business travel between Southern California and eastern Canada's commercial and industrial centers, Air Canada has increased the frequency of its non-stop jet services between Los Angeles and Toronto. The airline has added a third daily flight, resulting in departures each day at a.m., 1:20 p.m. and 4:25 pan. The mid-day flight proceeds directly to Montreal In addition to serving eastern Canada. Air Canada operates nonstop Jets linking Los Angeles with Calgary and Edmonton, providing service to the western and plains provinces.

From its hub at Toronto, the airline's network of routes fans out to provide connecting services to principal cities of the eastern and Atlantic provinces. "The new schedule provides much better options for the business traveler," said James Gould, Air Canada's general manager for the Western U.S. "A Los Angeles businessman can put in most of his day at his office and still arrive in Toronto in time for a night's sleep before the next day." Earlier this month, Air Canada began construction of a new $7 million facility at Los Angeles International Airport, marking the airline's first major financial commitment in the United States. The new building is the beginning of a projected 140 million investment by the national airline of Canada in the western U.S. market It will be occupied in late 1984.

Since Air Canada began service to California in 1967, the business and industrial partnership between California and eastern Canada has grown steadily, Gould said. Much of the travel today turns on joint development and manufacture of electronics, aerospace, and other high technology products. California-designed aircraft have been manufactured in Canada for years. "It's a two-way street," Gould said. "A leading Los Angeles area manufacturer is now beginning to produce an advanced technology three-wheeled personal vehicle under license from a Canadian inventor." Increasing passenger travel is being accompanied by freight growth, Gould said, with cargo ranging from computer components to fresh California fruit and flowers designated for eastern Canada and Europe.

L.A.-Pittsburgh service improved by USAir flights USAir specializes in helping business travelers select among frequent flights in heavily traveled air markets. The company links more than 60 cities to its Pittsburgh hub. With nearly 450 daily flight departures and arrivals at Pittsburgh, USAir is able to move travelers between points on its 27-state system with minimal connecting times. On Feb. 1, access to Pittsburgh, the primary connecting hub in the northeastern United States, will be increased when USAir expands its non-stop schedules between Pittsburgh and Los Angeles from two to three daily roundtrips.

At the same time, new low night coach fares will be introduced. Pittsburgh is also the location of the largest of the five USAir Club rooms, which provide a quiet place to relax or conduct business. Other club rooms are in Buffalo, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington. Ontario airport to start first non-stop service to East Coast in March Ontario to Newark, the first non-stop service to the East Coast in the 57-year history of Ontario Airport, and Ontario to Honolulu and Maui. All services begin in March with three flights a week to Newark, two flights a week to Maui and five flights a week to Honolulu.

Pacific East Air recognizes the importance of Ontario International Airport to the millions of people that are served at this convenient airport location. Although Pacific East Air is a new carrier for Ontario, it has been flying in and out of Los Angeles and San Francisco International airports to Hawaii for more than lVfc years. On Dec.14, it began services from Los Angeles to New York. OnlyTWAjs frequent Flight Bonus program lets you fly in Business Class for the price of coach.Every time you take a widebody. Super Saver fares to selected cities.

Fares each way based on roundtrip purchase, tt Boston H9950 BXE147 Columbus 17450 BXE147 I Dayton 129 BXE77JT I Indianapolis 17450 BXE147 Kansas City 119 BXE147 NewYork 1990 BXE147 I Oklahoma City 13450 BXE147 Philadelphia 19950 BXE147 St Louis 17450 BXE147 Washington 17950 BXE147 to get your upgrades with most of our coach fares. Including our daytime Super Saver What's more, you'll automatically get credit for 125 of the mileage you fly, whenever you fly on TWA. Even in coach. TWAs Ambassador Class. It's more than just bigger seats.

In Ambassador Class, you'll travel in state-of-the-art comfort. Wide, oversized seats. A spacious cabin offering lots of room for working or relaxing. Complimentary cocktails and fine wines. Plus free headsets whenever there's a movie And it's all available on every wide-body we fly.

So call your travel agent, or TWA at (213) 484-2244 for reservations. Or to enroll in our Frequent Flight Bonus program. Then move on to bigger things Business travelers, take note TWA has just made it easier than ever to enjoy the amenities of Business Class in the US Without paying a penny extra. Upgrade to Business Class. Free.

With TWfc Frequent Right Bonus program, you don't have to fly to the ends of the earth to earn free upgrades Simply join the program by calling TWA. Then fly just 5,000 miles within a year's time (starting from the day you enroll) or 4 flight segments by April 15, 1984, whichever comes first Then we'll send you a Frequent Flight Bonus card. With it, you can get a free upgrade to Ambassador Class" TWAs roomy business class every time you take one of our widebodies in the US. Better still, you can use the card You're going to like us A flight segment is any travel between 2 TWA cities involving a single flight number and a single flight ticket coupon. 'Frequent Flight Bonus card is valid for one year from date of issue.

FARE CONDITIONS: Seats are limited and all fares are subject to change. Certain fares may require travel on specific flights or days of the week. Advance purchase and minimummaximum stay requirements may apply. For all details and other restrictions, call your travel agent or TWA..