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DAILY BULLETIN
March 15, 2024
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Choice Hotels' failed quest for Wyndham: Unable to win over shareholders and owners
Looming regulatory hurdles might have cast a shadow over the hotel deal. But one industry expert said opposition from hotel franchisees sealed Choice's fate.
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Big man on campus: Hilton to acquire Graduate Hotels
Hilton will pay $210 million to acquire all rights to the Graduate brand, which has 30-plus hotels in college markets.
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What a U.S. TikTok ban could mean for the travel industry
The prospect of TikTok's 170 million users in the U.S. being barred from the site could have far-reaching ramifications for travel companies.
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Disney Cruise Line unveils plans for summer 2025
The Disney Fantasy will spend its first season in Europe, and the Disney Wonder will return to Alaska.
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LAS VEGAS INSIGHT
Firing up Las Vegas' first cannabis lounge
By Paul Szydelko
A conversation with Christopher LaPorte on what it took to get Smoke and Mirrors up and running and what he envisions for the space.
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OPINION: LEGAL BRIEFS
Little legal recourse against AA's moves
By Mark Pestronk
Unless two or more airlines conspire or a consumer can prove that a practice furthers an airline's local monopoly, there is nothing your agency can do on its own to stop practices that harm your business.
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Viking will bring winter sailings to the Danube
Viking last year started winter cruises on the Rhine and in 2025 will expand to the Danube with Budapest-Passau itineraries.
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Delta pushes back Israel return to June 7
The airline had set a Tel Aviv resumption date of May 1 but said it postponed the relaunch following a security-risk assessment.
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Universal adds more ways to enjoy butterbeer
During the inaugural Butterbeer Season, Universal is introducing butterbeer ice pops and caramels in its Wizarding World theme park areas.
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