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DAILY BULLETIN June 5, 2017 TOP STORIES Agents expected to stick with GDS despite British Airways' surcharge Industry players expressed skepticism that U.S. travel agents would take advantage of alternative booking channels to avoid the charge. READ MORE Trump argues for travel ban after London attacks One of the president's tweets read: "We need to be smart, vigilant and tough. We need the courts to give us back our rights. We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!" READ MORE Death Valley resort redo the latest in national park upgrades Xanterra will spend tens of millions of dollars on what the company calls a full "renaissance" of the Furnace Creek Resort, which will be renamed the Oasis at Death Valley. READ MORE Advertisement FEATURED STORY Martinhal: Parental peace of mind in Portugal The hotel company's four properties seek to make kids feel at home so parents can truly relax. READ MORE Advertisement SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE: TARGETING THE MULTIGEN MARKET WITH ALL-INCLUSIVES How do you book a vacation for a group of all ages and please every traveler? Find out how the modern all-inclusive resort market caters to the varied needs of multigen groups, helping you win loyal clients and valuable repeat business. Sponsored by IBEROSTAR Hotels & Resorts. Read More FROM THE WINDOW SEAT The myth about the myth of millennials? By Arnie Weissmann Boomers vs. millennials: Should you focus on where the money is today or tomorrow? READ MORE MORE NEWS Da Silva inherits strong business with new role at Trafalgar The Contiki president was named to replace Paul Wiseman just as Trafalgar was coming off one of its strongest years. READ MORE Debut of National Geographic Quest faces delay After a tour of the vessel at the Nichols Brothers shipyard near Seattle, Lindblad Expeditions CEO Sven Lindblad said it may not be ready to sail for its scheduled June 26 inaugural cruise. READ MORE IATA: Laptop ban a factor in Middle East traffic drop Traffic on Middle East carriers to the U.S. dropped 2.8% in March, IATA reported. READ MORE New operator to upgrade NYC terminals Ports America has agreed to do $38.5 million in capital improvements on cruise ports in Manhattan and Brooklyn. READ MORE CLIA executive takes lobbyist job at MSC Bud Darr, CLIA's senior vice president of technical and regulatory affairs, will leave CLIA to assume a new role with MSC Group. 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.