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DAILY BULLETIN
January 16, 2024
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TOP STORIES
Several ships are debuting in 2024, including two on the cutting edge
Travel advisors have been buzzing about Royal Caribbean International's giant Icon of the Seas and the Sun Princess from Princess Cruises.
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The FAA is tightening the reins on Boeing
The government agency said that it has increased oversight of Boeing following the blowout of an exit door plug on an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 plane on Jan. 5.
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Delta orders 20 of the largest A350s that Airbus makes
Deliveries of the twin-aisle A350-1000 are slated to begin in 2026.
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The Falcon's brand won't fly for Melia
Melia Hotels International will drop Falcon's Resort branding for one of its Punta Cana resorts and bring back the Paradisus name.
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HAWAII INSIGHT
Going for a ride on Honolulu's Skyline railway
By Christine Hitt
I took a cool ride on the new light metro system during a recent stay in the Ko Olina and Kapolei area.
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ON THE RECORD
Melia Hotels International's Andre Gerondeau on performance and projects
Hotels editor Christina Jelski recently caught up with Gerondeau for an update on the fast-growing company.
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Hertz to sell 20K electric vehicles from U.S. fleet and replace with gas-powered cars
The sell-off represents approximately one-third of Hertz's EV fleet globally.
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Abercrombie & Kent to brand Nile River ship
The luxury tour company will add a fifth ship to its Nile fleet in Egypt in fall 2025, but this one will operate under the A&K brand.
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Kayak sees 15x increase in aircraft filter usage following Alaska Airlines incident
Following the spike, the metasearch platform moved the filter up on its platform so it would be more visible to users.
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