Would be to send the complete camera to a data recovery house that can recover Data from the RAM Cards used in Digital Cameras. Next time before you leave the site download all pictures to your NB and make sure that you back them up from there as well.
Now for the not so good news the Memory Card may now be toast as with you travel by air anywhere all your luggage goes through an X Ray machine and this plays havoc with electronic equipment particularly CMOS Circuity so it's quite possible that going there you had the camera damaged so unless you physically checked the photos that you took you can not actually be sure that the camera actually took any pictures, but even if it did take the pictures on the return trip the hardware could have been damaged and caused the Memory Card to go BAD.
If the camera actually took the pictures they should be possible to recover but for future reference always remember to connect the camera directly to the computer and [b]NEVER Rely on Card Readers[/b] as many times they do much more damage than they do good. Connecting through the camera will at least give you some protection for faulty computer hardware.
You'll need to ring the different Data Recovery Houses in your area and ask can they recover Memory Card Data then chose one that can is relatively close by and who quotes a reasonable price and hopefully no fee to diagnose the problem as if the Memory Card is destroyed you don't want to be in a position of needing to shell out several hundred $ that would have been taken off the cost of recovery of the pictures.
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