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DAILY BULLETIN
November 15, 2023
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National Geographic and Lindblad extend and expand their partnership
Cruises will be marketed to travelers globally and expand to new destinations. Plus, the partners will leverage National Geographic's relationship with Disney.
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Ensemble discusses ways to speed advisors' path to better pay
Travel Weekly research shows that most advisors who are new to the industry make less than $25,000 per year.
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At Phocuswright, Princess' John Padgett talks technology and creating value
Padgett told an audience at the Phocuswright Conference that "it's about the experience that the technology enables."
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OPINION: TRADE SECRETS
Preparing the agency community of tomorrow
By Jamie Biesiada
Travel continues to boom, and with that boom has come an increase in demand for travel advisors to help plan all those trips.
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CRUISE INSIGHT
Five cruising trends you'll find on Cunard's Queen Anne
By Rebecca Tobin
More opportunities for passengers to meet and mingle? Additional restaurants? A smart use of top-deck space? Check, check and check.
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Oasis Travel Network eliminates fees and commission splits for top sellers
The host agency said its laser focus on preferred-supplier sales made the policy change possible.
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AAA: Thanksgiving air travel expected to rise 6.6%
AAA forecasts that 4.7 million Americans will take to the skies during the Thanksgiving holiday, which would be the highest number of Thanksgiving air travelers since 2005.
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Alexandre Chemla is leaving Altour
The travel agency's founder will depart at the end of the year. Internova Travel Group acquired Altour in 2017.
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