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DAILY BULLETIN
January 31, 2024
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TOP STORIES
Universal shares new details on Epic Universe
The new Orlando park will feature five worlds:  Celestial Park, Dark Universe, Wizarding World of Harry Potter -- Ministry of Magic, Super Nintendo World and How to Train Your Dragon -- Isle of Berk.
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Carnival Corp. will reroute 12 ships to avoid the Red Sea
The reroutings will have a financial impact, but Carnival Corp. believes it will be offset by a Wave season that is exceeding expectations.
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JetBlue and Spirit request an expedited decision to their merger appeal
The airlines said an accelerated timeline is necessary so that the appeal can be decided before the July 24 closing deadline of their merger agreement.
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Carnival reveals details about private destination Celebration Key
Celebration Key will feature five "portals" stationed around a sprawling lagoon-style pool with beach entry. There will be areas for families and adults only, plus a private club.
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JetBlue lays out plan without Spirit Airlines
Incoming CEO Joanna Geraghty presented the airline's "Plan B" in case its appeal of the JetBlue-Spirit court ruling fails.
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ON THE RECORD
Princess' John Padgett on how passengers react to OceanMedallion technology
Cruise editor Andrea Zelinski spoke with Padgett, the line's president, about the wearable device and its privacy implications.
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CRUISE INSIGHT
How environmentally advanced is Icon of the Seas?
Several news reports have focused on the environmental implications of sailing a gigantic cruise ship, but Royal Caribbean contends the Icon is a step in a climate-friendly direction.
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Cruise wearables get personal
Princess Cruises' OceanMedallion and other wearables are key components of cruise line tech ecosystems designed to aid wayfinding, reduce friction and create personalized experiences.
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DOT plans to terminate Delta-Aeromexico antitrust immunity
The DOT said the Mexican government has removed the conditions upon which the immunity agreement rests.
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Hilton will increase text-messaging capabilities
Hilton said text messaging better helps hotel teams "answer questions, address concerns, arrange experiences and more."
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Internova consolidates corporate travel operations under the Altour brand
Gabe Rizzi, currently president of Internova's corporate travel division, has been named president of Altour.
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Austrian Airlines to launch Vienna-Boston service
Beginning July 1, the flights will operate five times per week.
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