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DAILY BULLETIN
March 11, 2024
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American Queen Voyages ships have uncertain destinations
The fleet includes four classic paddlewheelers: American Queen, American Duchess, American Empress and American Countess.
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Dispatch, Princess Sun: Let there be light
Princess Cruises' first Sphere-class ship was built to enjoy the sunshine, from The Dome to the innovative Cabana Mini Suites.
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Congress funds tourism position
When President Biden signed a $460 billion package of spending bills on Saturday, the office of the assistant secretary of commerce for travel and tourism was funded.
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United will pause pilot hires, citing Boeing delays
The airline will pause pilot hiring in May and June due to aircraft delivery delays.
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EUROPE INSIGHT
New and renovated properties on Tenerife
By Felicity Long
The largest of the Canary Islands is experiencing something of a hotel boom this year, with new properties and renovations in full swing.
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ON THE RECORD
David Solis of Ultimate Jet Vacations on challenges for travel wholesalers
Tours editor Nicole Edenedo spoke with Solis about how the company is doubling down on its service commitment this year and why he believes that effort will grow the business.
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U.K. to again raise the departure tax on premium flyers
The U.K. already has the highest air travel departure tax in the world.
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New United routes include the first U.S. service to Marrakech
The airline will begin service to the Moroccan city from Newark in October. United is also adding its first flights to Cebu, Philippines, and Medellin, Colombia.
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Solar park opens at Carnival's Amber Cove port in the Dominican Republic
Carnival says it will supply 80% of the port's energy.
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