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DAILY BULLETIN
May 19, 2017
Bill would remove agencies from Labor's 'blacklist'

The Travel Agent Retail Fairness Act would exempt agencies from the department's overtime rules.

Disney Fantasy upgrades are all about the heroes

The ship's reimagined Oceaneer Club is now home to two new spaces: Marvel Super Hero Academy and Star Wars Command Post.

Canada: Passengers can't be removed from overbooked flights

Transportation minister Marc Garneau said shoddy airline practices revealed in recent news reports will not be tolerated on any domestic flight or on any flight leaving the country or arriving there.

Car mows down Times Square pedestrians for blocks, killing 1

A man who appeared to be intoxicated steered his car onto a sidewalk, killing a teenager and injuring 22 others, before he was tackled by bystanders. Police do not suspect a link to terrorism.

Carnival opens entertainment rehearsal complex

The 44,500 square-foot space features four dance studios, each tailored to the dimensions of a theater on a different class of Carnival ship, with a fifth for development of new shows.

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Tourism to Australia on the upswing

The country saw an 11% increase in international arrivals in 2016, with visits from the U.S. up 16%.

Alaska Airlines plans service from small airport north of Seattle

Pending government approval, the carrier will become the first to establish passenger service out of Washington's Paine Field, with as many as nine daily flights beginning in fall 2018.

Grand Cayman hotel developer to launch limited-service brand

The Locale Grand Cayman is expected to open in September and cater to business travelers.

Two new Cabo resorts to open in December

Grand Solmar at Rancho San Lucas Resort and Grand Solmar the Residences will be part of the company's 834-acre oceanfront development.

Melia to add eight Cuba hotels
this year

The Spain-based resort operator looks to broaden its exposure on the island with properties in Cinfuegos, Trinidad and Camaguey.

Brickell Travel Management adds leisure division

The new enterprise will be led by Ennio Gonzalez, who also serves as director of operations at the Miami-based corporate travel management company.

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