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DAILY BULLETIN
February 01, 2024
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Machu Picchu train service will resume on Thursday, Intrepid says
Local organizations had been striking since Jan. 25, according to the U.S. embassy in Peru, and rail service between Ollantaytambo, Aguas Calientes and Hidroelectrica had been suspended.
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U.S. government advises citizens to reconsider travel to Jamaica
The State Department said violent crimes on the island are common and that sexual assaults occur frequently, including at all-inclusive resorts.
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El Al to expand U.S. service
El Al is adding flights to South Florida, Los Angeles and Boston.
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Pixar Place Hotel opens in the Disneyland Resort
Pixar Place replaces the former Paradise Pier, which underwent an extensive revamp and retheming.
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HOME-BASED AGENT INSIGHT
Helping advisors focus on traveler well-being
By Jamie Biesiada
Travel wellness expert Edyta Satchell has launched a certification program designed for advisors.
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OPINION: FROM THE WINDOW SEAT
Can 'transformational' travel be more than a buzzword?
By Arnie Weissmann
Harvard Business Review author Joe Pine is turning his attention to an emerging "transformative" economy. And travel is very much on his mind.
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SeaWorld parent is changing name to United Parks & Resorts
CEO Marc Swanson said the new name "better reflects that we have been, and will continue to be, a diverse collection of park brands and experiences."
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Fairmont is returning to New Orleans
Expected to open by summer 2025, the luxury hotel will debut as part of a redevelopment in the Central Business District.
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Amadeus is acquiring biometrics company Vision-Box
Vision-Box was founded in 2001 and says its digital identity solutions are used in more than 100 countries.
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