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DAILY BULLETIN
November 17, 2023
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TOP STORIES
Black Friday strategies reveal a transition moment for travel
Some industry experts say deals are more robust than usual, addressing consumers' financial concerns and the normalization of travel trends.
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Celestyal acquires Aida ship and will rename it Discovery
The acquired AidaAura will replace the Celestyal Olympia, which will be retired.
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Plan to limit flights at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport is put on hold
The decision to cut the number of flights into Schiphol Airport, including all JetBlue flights, was to go into effect next summer.
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United to overhaul Terminal B at Houston Bush Intercontinental
The airline plans to invest more than $1.9 billion in its hub in Terminal B, and the Houston Airport System will invest $624 million.
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OPINION: LEGAL BRIEFS
Reducing risk in earnout agency sale
By Mark Pestronk
Sellers need two kinds of protections: the first kind to limit the losses the business can suffer, and the second to prevent default by the buyer.
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Tauck adds two itineraries that include Rocky Mountaineer train trips
The luxury tour company is offering Salt Lake City-Denver and Western Canada itineraries in 2024.
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Riviera River Cruises unveils themed sailings for 2025
For instance, there's "Gastronomy of Switzerland and the Rhine" and "History of the Douro -- from Portugal to Spain."
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