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DAILY BULLETIN
December 04, 2023
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Alaska and Hawaiian airlines agree to merge in $1.9 billion deal
Alaska will pay $18 in cash for each share of Hawaiian. The deal also includes $900 million in Hawaiian debt. Both carriers would maintain their brands.
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Dispatch, Celebrity Ascent: The real deal
Cruise editor Andrea Zelinski got to know the Celebrity Ascent during a preview sailing, and she was struck by the ship's authenticity, from the greenery to the service.
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Regarding port fee increases, Royal Caribbean Group CEO wants 'reasonableness'
While aboard the new Celebrity Ascent, Jason Liberty said he understands the challenges ports face, but that fee increases shouldn't "come out of thin air."
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HAWAII INSIGHT
Putting Oahu's North Shore first
By Christine Hitt
Most visitors to Oahu stay in Honolulu and only briefly visit the North Shore. It might be time to flip that.
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OPINION: LEGAL BRIEFS
ARC's 10 steps to prevent GDS hacking
By Mark Pestronk
ARC spells out how agencies can show safeguards against ticketing fraud.
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Lufthansa expands Green Fares to international routes
Green Fares offset the flight's CO2 emissions through sustainable aviation fuel and climate-protection projects, which are embedded in the price.
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Omni Hotels & Resorts enhances loyalty program
Omni is enabling customers to compile credits not only on room nights but for on-property purchases like spa treatments, meals and rounds of golf.
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American Airlines to install high-speed WiFi on regional jets
American anticipates it will take about two years to complete the project.
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