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DAILY BULLETIN
February 13, 2024
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Airbnb crackdown is a windfall for New York City hotels
New York enjoyed the highest December occupancy of any top 25 market in the U.S. at 86.6%. That coincided with a plummeting of availability for short-term rentals of 30 days or fewer.
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Counting down to a new beginning for the Waldorf Astoria New York
The redevelopment of the landmark art deco hotel is expected to be completed by year's end.
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More options for cruisers who hate the Drake: Demand grows for Antarctica flyover
Skipping the notoriously choppy two-day crossing of the Drake Passage appeals to people who prefer shorter sailings or fear seasickness.
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OPINION: WHEELS UP
Future airline mergers face turbulence
By Robert Silk
Airlines might root for JetBlue and Spirit to win their appeal. Here's why.
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The little things add up on Regent's Seven Seas Grandeur
Beyond the gourmet dining, well-appointed suites and bespoke excursions, it is the service moments that put Regent over the top.
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Delta calls order to dissolve Aeromexico alliance 'bad policy'
Delta is requesting that the DOT take a different tack to resolve a dispute with Mexico that led to its decision to terminate the airlines' antitrust-immune venture.
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Carnival Vista returns to service with a new look
The ship has been repainted with Carnival's updated livery and has some new spaces.
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OPINION: RETHINKING TOURISM
The crucial value-add most advisors and hotels are forgetting
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