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DAILY BULLETIN
November 14, 2023
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Mexico was a pandemic-era favorite, but signs point to softened demand
It seems that the destination took a back seat to Europe, the Caribbean and cruising this year, but Mexico is still a tourism value and a rebound is expected.
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Disney Cruise Line opens Port Everglades terminal
The Disney Dream will begin sailing from the Fort Lauderdale port on Nov. 20, followed by the Disney Magic on May 9.
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Trump hotel in Hawaii will be rebranded
The Trump International Hotel Waikiki will reflag as the Wakea Waikiki Beach and join Hilton's LXR Hotels & Resorts portfolio this February.
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Royal Caribbean adds $2 to daily gratuity charge
Guests in non-suite staterooms now pay $18 per day. Guests staying in suites pay $20.50.
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HAWAII INSIGHT
Tips on how to visit Maui respectfully
By Christine Hitt
As travelers make plans to return to Maui, the Hawaii Tourism Authority wants visitors to travel with respect and compassion.
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Making memories at the Edgewood Tahoe Resort
The Edgewood tries to go further in developing guest experiences, making sure that the majority are complimentary and that there is something unique every day.
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Could a volcanic eruption in Iceland disrupt travel?
AccuWeather warned that flight disruptions could be possible, and Iceland changed its aviation alert to orange, according to reports. Still, it's unclear if an eruption would affect travel as it did in 2010.
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Iceland's Blue Lagoon is temporarily closed due to risk of volcanic eruption
The closure remains in effect until Nov. 16, when the situation will be reassessed.
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MSC confirms orders for two more World ships
The pair of ships are expected to be delivered in 2026 and 2027. They would be sister ships to the MSC World Europa and MSC World America.
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Grand Hyatt hotel coming to Utah's Deer Valley Resort
The luxury hotel is part of the ski area's extensive, multi-year expansion.
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Edition opens Singapore hotel
The lifestyle brand's first hotel in Southeast Asia, the Singapore Edition, has a nature motif, with greenery integrated throughout the hotel.
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