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DAILY BULLETIN: WEEKEND November 11, 2023 TODAY'S STORIES Impression Isla Mujeres makes an impressive debut The resort aims to position itself as "the pinnacle of luxury all-inclusive," translating into a blend of boutique, bespoke hospitality with all the bells and whistles of a high-end, all-inclusive concept. READ MORE Raft ride on Jamaica's Martha Brae River makes for a relaxing escape Bamboo rafting on the Jamaica river is an immersion into Mother Nature's therapeutic side. READ MORE A new West Oahu tour combines hiking, snorkeling and unique views Bike Hawaii recently launched a Palehua-area tour in partnership with Ko Olina Ocean Adventures that gives visitors a mauka to makai -- mountain to ocean -- experience. READ MORE Uniworld schedules 2024 President's Cruise with CEO Ellen Bettridge The ship is the S.S. Victoria, a former Crystal Cruises river ship that Uniworld has chartered from Riverside Luxury Cruises. READ MORE Advertisement OPINION: TRADE SECRETS Preparing the agency community of tomorrow Travel continues to boom, and with that boom has come an increase in demand for travel advisors to help plan all those trips. READ MORE Advertisement THIS WEEK'S COVER STORY Is travel recession-proof -- this time? Economists can't seem to agree on whether a recession is coming or how severe it will be. But experts say travel is well positioned to weather a choppy financial climate. READ MORE Advertisement IN CASE YOU MISSED THESE STORIES... Dondra Ritzenthaler to return, this time as a cruise line CEO Ritzenthaler, who left Celebrity Cruises earlier this year, will join Azamara in May. The leadership team will include Dan Hanrahan, who had worked with Ritzenthaler when he was CEO of Celebrity. READ MORE Family travel demand appears to be cooling, study shows The study shows signs that affordability, identified as the top challenge to family travel by 59% of respondents, is starting to change travel-planning behaviors and impact demand. READ MORE Tianguis 2024 will be held in Acapulco, after all The decision comes just a week after the Mexican government said it would not host the event in Acapulco, given the widespread damage caused by Hurricane Otis. READ MORE Choice's pursuit of Wyndham a rare hostile bid in hospitality Phocuswright analyst Robert Cole called Choice's unsolicited bid a "bold move" since Wyndham is the bigger company. READ MORE FEATURED TRAVEL WEEKLY PODCAST Will there be a travel recession, and what today's economic trends mean for travel spending News editor Johanna Jainchill and MMGY chairman Clayton Reid talk about a pullback in leisure, the enduring luxury traveler, whether corporate travel will fill in the gaps and whether overall we feel bullish or bearish on travel. LISTEN NOW DAILY BULLETIN Editor: Jerry Limone Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 301 Route 17 North, Suite 1150, Rutherford, NJ 07070  201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Daily Bulletin newsletter.