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DAILY BULLETIN
April 29, 2024
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TOP STORIES
Travel tackles AI hallucinations
Fictional responses are an AI pitfall that travel companies and advisors need to be mindful of as they deploy and use AI-powered tools.
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ALG Vacations' Cancun 'mega-fam' is a hit with advisors
More networking, training and site inspection opportunities were on the menu at the first of the company's "mega-fams," which kicked off in Cancun this month.
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American defends distribution approach amid corporate demand questions
Airline executives detailed the steps they are taking to optimize its distribution strategy, while first-quarter corporate demand growth rate appeared to fall short.
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FEATURED DISPATCH
Gaper Day: A (laugh) riot of spring on the slopes at Jackson Hole
As the ski season comes to a close, there are mountain parties galore. But then there's the fun at Jackson Hole.
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ON THE RECORD
Explora Journeys' Chris Austin on how to differentiate the new cruise line
Austin sat down with cruise editor Andrea Zelinski to talk about why travel advisors should be putting clients on an Explora Journeys cruise.
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MORE NEWS
Pixar Fest comes back to Disney California Adventure Park
The festival's parade, nighttime spectacular and other aspects have been updated to include all the latest Pixar characters.
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Royal Caribbean is cruising again in China
The Spectrum of the Seas arrived in Shanghai to begin cruises for the China market, Royal's first sailings there in four years.
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Hertz to sell another 10K electric vehicles
The company anticipates that "the remaining EV fleet will be better aligned with attractive demand for EVs with a priority on our rideshare business."
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IndiGo orders its first widebody aircraft
The low-cost carrier expects to receive the first of 30 Airbus A350-900 aircraft in 2027.
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MEXICO INSIGHT
Riviera Nayarit Airport aces its first int'l test flight
By Meagan Drillinger
The airport in Tepic will debut a second terminal by the end of the year and will welcome flights from the U.S. and Canada next year.
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