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DAILY BULLETIN May 25, 2017 TOP STORIES Cheap pond hoppers: The impact of low-cost carriers In just two short years, low-cost and ultralow-cost carriers have managed to grab significant shares in the transatlantic market. But can the lower-priced fares last? READ MORE Holland America Line to start Cuba cruises in December HAL will start with a 12-day holiday cruise from Fort Lauderdale that will visit Havana and Cienfuegos. It also plans a total of nine 7-day cruises. READ MORE Iger, Cameron dedicate Pandora at Disney World's Animal Kingdom A ceremony featured drummers, standard bearers and singers dressed in the fashion of the characters from the movie "Avatar." READ MORE Britain steps up security at tourist sites The U.K. has concerns that Salman Abedi, the bomber who killed 22 people and wounded scores at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on Monday, may have accomplices who are planning another deadly attack. READ MORE Advertisement INSIGHT BY JAMIE BIESIADA The generation most likely to cruise is .... And veteran agents say these travelers are worth tapping into for their repeat and referral business. READ MORE Advertisement ADVENTURE TRAVEL: IT'S NOT JUST FOR GROWN UPS Family and adventure travel are two of the most lucrative and fastest-growing sectors of the industry—learn how to combine these two segments for a wealth of selling opportunities. Sponsored by Discover The Palm Beaches. Read More LEGAL BRIEFS California law proves complex, pricey for out-of-state sellers Q: I heard that it is now harder and more expensive to register as a California Seller of Travel. Is that correct?  READ MORE MORE NEWS Inbound U.S. leisure travel slumping, Foursquare data show The decline began in October when market share fell by 6% and reached its low point in March, falling 16%. READ MORE Renovated cruise terminal reopens in Seattle Funding for the $30 million project was split equally with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, the priority tenant. READ MORE Delta customers get upgrade flexibility Under a new policy, customers who have a ticket can purchase upgrades for any segment of an itinerary. READ MORE FAA orders airlines to replace seats on some jets The agency said that the seats, made by Zodiac Seats California LLC, may cause serious injury to the occupant during forward impacts. READ MORE Delta and Aeromexico launching five new routes Among them are Atlanta-Merida, Seattle-Mexico City and Portland-Mexico City. READ MORE Expedia adds Cuba hotels Expedia.com lists 482 hotels in Cuba in 12 cities, with Havana topping the list with 123. READ MORE Windstar creates 20 new Europe itineraries Among the new voyages are a cruise to the remote Faroe, Shetland and Orkney islands in the North Atlantic and a roundtrip from Copenhagen to the Norwegian fjords. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Travel Weekly's beat reporters are on Twitter Follow Travel Weekly's reporters on Twitter for news on cruise, hotels, tours, agent issues and destinations. In addition, Editor in Chief Arnie Weissmann tweets travel industry news and insight from @awtravelweekly. READ MORE DAILY BULLETIN Editor: Kimberly Scholz Email the editor Follow us on: Subscribe to Travel Weekly For promotional opportunities in this newsletter, contact sales@travelweekly.com 100 Lighting Way, 2nd Floor, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Daily Bulletin newsletter.