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DAILY BULLETIN July 3, 2017 TOP STORIES Travel ban less worrisome but still may hurt The countries in the ban are not major sources of visitors, but there is concern about the way people around the world might view the ban. READ MORE Trump hotel in Toronto switching to St. Regis brand The property owner bought out Trump Hotels' management contract and sold the 261-room hotel. READ MORE Airlines have mixed reaction to Trump's security directive While they're pleased that the administration didn't widen a laptop ban, airlines are concerned about how the implementation of increased security measures will impact operations. READ MORE Advertisement INSIGHT BY DORINE REINSTEIN Do Americans suffer from 'ecotourism fatigue'? Africa's operators note that U.S. travelers want to do what's right but say they often are reluctant to part with some creature comforts. READ MORE Advertisement IN THE HOT SEAT World Travel & Tourism Council's David Scowsill The outgoing chief talks about his 6-year tenure, why the travel and tourism sector is so strong and how artificial intelligence will enhance the travel industry. READ MORE Advertisement WINNING THE MATCH GAME: PAIR CLIENTS WITH THE RIGHT ALL-INCLUSIVE All-inclusive resorts are introducing an ever-expanding range of properties, strategies and amenities for travelers seeking personalized vacation experiences. Increasingly specific traveler needs, coupled with experiential innovation from the all-inclusive market, creates a valuable opportunity for agents to craft custom travel that satisfies clients and drives repeat business. Sponsored by Barceló Hotel Group. Read More MORE NEWS Ames Boston unveils Bobby Orr Suite The corner suite is filled with dozens of pieces of Bobby Orr and Boston Bruins memorabilia. READ MORE United's popular routes to cost more reward miles Travelers will have to use more miles to redeem a ticket on high-demand routes. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Follow Travel Weekly on Pinterest On Pinterest? Follow Travel Weekly to see our latest pins in destination- and topic-specific boards. We'll be showcasing the most-recent feature stories and on-site reports, as well as slideshows and videos from our reporters. 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.