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DAILY BULLETIN June 1, 2017 TOP STORIES Maya world: Mexico beyond its beaches Mexico is taking tangible steps to create awareness of its vibrant interior destinations, including crucial new airlift. READ MORE Experts: Laptops may pose more danger in cargo than cabin While most flight attendants are trained to put out lithium battery fires in the cabin, some experts said the extinguishing systems in the cargo hold aren't made to put them out. READ MORE JetBlue flight diverted after laptop battery fire Pilots were forced to land in Grand Rapids, Mich., the midway point of a flight from New York to San Francisco. READ MORE Hilton testing out fitness guestrooms The rooms are equipped with a Wattbike and Gym Rax training station with weights, mats, resistance pulleys and touchscreen with fitness videos. READ MORE Advertisement A NATURAL FIT Add aspects of ecotourism to family vacations to merge the power of these two increasingly popular tourism segments. Learn about the unique considerations that need to be factored in to create profitable, productive and enjoyable family ecotourism experiences. Sponsored by The Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel. Read More INSIGHT BY JAMIE BIESIADA The benefits of education and travel insurance Agents need to be educated on the different products insurers offer, James Page of AIG Travel said, and they need to educate their clients about the benefits of insurance. READ MORE Advertisement LEGAL BRIEFS Redress possible but difficult to get for transatlantic delays Q: In a previous column, you explained why passengers cannot sue airlines for delays. Does your explanation also cover transatlantic flights? READ MORE Advertisement MORE NEWS MSC finalizes order for two World Class ships The ships, on order with STX France, will be fueled by liquid natural gas and delivered in 2022 and 2024. READ MORE Norwegian Air to launch Rome-U.S. service The low-cost carrier will fly to Newark, Los Angeles and Oakland. READ MORE Absolute Travel no longer answering phone Travel Guard in April placed Absolute Travel and its destination-focused brands Absolute Australia and Absolute Asia Pacific on its financial default alert list. READ MORE JetBlue testing facial recognition for boarding The carrier is undertaking the pilot project in conjunction with U.S. Customs and Border Protection on its Boston-Aruba route. READ MORE United's Boston-S.F. flight to have lie-flat seats That route will join Newark-San Francisco and Newark-Los Angeles, which already feature lie-flat seats in business class. READ MORE Hilton's Tapestry Collection has first hotel The Hotel Skyler Syracuse has joined the soft brand. 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.