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DAILY BULLETIN
April 10, 2024
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Big and small resorts: The Colorado ski experience
Large resorts have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into new lifts, terrain and amenities. Smaller ski areas, meanwhile, compete by offering uncrowded slopes and low-key vibes.
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Cruise lines welcome aboard a growing wave of first-timers
Michael Consoli, owner of a Cruise Planners franchise in Atlanta, says his new-to-cruise business is up about 20% over last year.
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MSC's third World-class ship will be named MSC World Asia
The sister ship to the World Europa and World America is expected to begin sailing in 2026.
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OPINION: WHEELS UP
ARC's NDC working group could yield real results
By Robert Silk
Geared toward developing best industry practices for the servicing and support of NDC-enabled airline ticket transactions, it's an initiative that travel advisors should welcome.
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CRUISE INSIGHT
How cruise lines organize their megaships: The 'zone' trend
By Andrea Zelinski
Neighborhoods. Districts. Portals. Regardless of what cruise lines call them, carving megaships into distinct themed areas is a growing trend.
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Redeveloped Florida Keys resort to be called Three Waters Resort & Marina
The Islamorada property is a redevelopment of the Postcard Inn and Pelican Cove Resort.
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United forced to postpone the launch of two routes due to increased FAA oversight
United's service between Newark and Faro, Portugal, and between Tokyo Narita and the Philippines beach destination of Cebu has been postponed.
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Kimpton opening its first hotel in the Dominican Republic
The 130-room Kimpton Las Mercedes will be located in Santo Domingo's Colonial City neighborhood, in a restored building that dates back to the 16th century.
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