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DAILY BULLETIN
March 25, 2024
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Volcanic activity poses challenges for Iceland's popular Blue Lagoon
With the iconic spa attraction facing periodic disruption, Iceland's tourism ecosystem faces an unpredictable future.
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Royal Caribbean is developing a beach club on Cozumel
The cruise line plans to open its second Royal Beach Club in 2026 along the western coast of the Mexican island.
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United Airlines starts allowing customers to pool loyalty points
Up to five people may share and redeem loyalty points in a linked account.
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Carnival reveals details about two areas on Celebration Key
The brightly colored Paradise Plaza will be an Instagrammable spot at Carnival's private Bahamian destination. Calypso Lagoon will offer fun and relaxation for adults.
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CARIBBEAN INSIGHT
A new way of looking at Puerto Rico
By Omar Perez
The latest version of the island's "Live Boricua" marketing campaign is encouraging visitors to discover the people and places beyond Old San Juan.
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ON THE RECORD
Tom Jenkins of the European Tourism Association on Paris and the Olympics
In the past, the association has noted a negative effect on inbound tourism during the Olympics. Could this be true for Paris?
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As its latest resort is about to open, Sandals lauds travel advisors
The luxury all-inclusive landscape may be rapidly evolving, but Sandals remains committed to one of the cornerstones of its long-term success.
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Cooking class kicked up a notch on Carnival Jubilee
Cruise editor Andrea Zelinski recounts her experience taking a cooking class aboard the Jubilee featuring Emeril Lagasse's recipes.
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Chase Travel launches national ad campaign
The company says the "Where Travelers Go" campaign is "part of Chase Travel's journey to become the go-to travel brand of choice for cardmembers."
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Malawi scraps entry visas for U.S. visitors
In an effort to streamline access and boost tourism, Malawi has ended visa requirements for Americans and visitors from 75 other countries.
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