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DAILY BULLETIN
May 02, 2024
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The new Queen Anne: It's distinctive but remains classic Cunard
There's innovation in the British-heritage luxury experience: new restaurant concepts, new and updated spaces, and a fresh feel and design.
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Virgin Voyages says the Brilliant Lady is coming in September 2025
The cruise line's fourth ship will sail varied itineraries from multiple U.S. homeports during its inaugural season, including a New York debut and summer Alaska cruises from Seattle.
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Carnival summer road show will be all about Celebration Key
Carnival is inviting travel advisors to learn all about its private beach destination, which is scheduled to open on Grand Bahama in July 2025.
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Ensemble buys Global Travel Advisor Day web domain
GlobalTravelAdvisorDay.com will be used year-round to celebrate Ensemble's members and travel advisors in general.
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Marriott soon to launch midscale brand focused on conversions
Marriott CEO Anthony Capuano said adding a conversion-friendly brand is important during a time when it's more difficult to get financing for new hotels.
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Obituary: Hotel executive Simon Cooper
Cooper's prolific career encompassed leadership roles at Ritz-Carlton, Delta Hotels and Omni Hotels.
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Dispatch, Rome: Crowds and weather
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OPINION: FROM THE WINDOW SEAT
Chinese tourism restarts. Is the U.S. on the itinerary?
By Arnie Weissmann
There's activity in the hospitality, aviation and cruise sectors indicating that Chinese travelers are on the road again. But will they return to the States?
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Former Celebrity Cruises CEO moves on to World Cup challenge
Lisa Lutoff-Perlo has officially left Royal Caribbean Group and will now lead the FIFA World Cup 2026 Miami Host Committee.
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Book with Airbnb, and you could hang out with Kevin Hart or Doja Cat
Airbnb is taking themed accommodations to the next level with its new Icons category. Customers enter a lottery to win an Icon stay.
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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings touts cost-cutting measures during Q1 call
NCLH said it has cut costs to offset the impact of inflation, but stressed it hasn't and won't cut what customers value.
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Expedia holding May events for advisors in affiliate program
Expedia is communicating new features, such as the ability to add service fees on to bookings.
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