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DAILY BULLETIN
February 14, 2024
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TOP STORIES
That's the ticket: Events travel hits the big time
Events-based travel is entering its glow-up era, with the market ushering in a new wave of travel products built around blockbuster events.
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Tauck makes leadership changes, including Tombaugh to CEO
Effective Oct. 1, chairman Arthur Tauck Jr. will become chairman emeritus, and CEO Dan Mahar moves to chairman. President Jennifer Tombaugh will become CEO, and COO Jeremy Palmer advances to president.
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Flight attendants protest at airports across America
Flight attendants represented by three labor unions joined forces on Tuesday.
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Carnival Cruise Line will get a fourth Excel-class ship
The order ends a five-year hiatus in ship orders for parent company Carnival Corp.
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CRUISE INSIGHT
A fast-moving partnership for Regent Seven Seas Cruises
By Andrea Zelinski
A partnership with the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One Team could help Regent broaden its reach to affluent F1 fans.  
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ON THE RECORD
Quint CEO Brian Ruede on the evolution of events travel
As the company works to expand its services, Ruede spoke with senior editor Nicole Edenedo about what lies ahead.
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Tiana's Bayou Adventure to open this summer at Disney's Magic Kingdom
Dozens of audio-animatronic figures will help tell the story.
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American Express' new Centurion Lounge in Atlanta is its largest
The lounge has outdoor terraces, a whiskey bar and food from local chef Deborah VanTrece.
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Priceline upgrades Penny, its
AI-powered chatbot
Penny can now suggest hotels and packages when travelers search for vacation options.
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Frontier adds six routes from Cincinnati
The flights will serve Fort Lauderdale; Boston; Houston Bush; Charlotte; Portland, Maine; and Pensacola, Fla.
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