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DAILY BULLETIN
July 28, 2017
Delta, Air France-KLM and
Virgin Atlantic seek closer ties

Delta will purchase 10% of Air France-KLM and Air France-KLM will purchase 31% of Virgin Atlantic as part of a plan to form a broader transatlantic joint venture.

Megamerger: Travel Leaders combining with Altour

When including the nonowned travel agencies that are affiliated with Travel Leaders, the combined organization will have nearly $24 billion in annual sales.

Disney World hotels
introduce mobile check-in

Guests can now use their MagicBand and the My Disney Experience app to skip the line at the front desk.

U.S. updates Mexico
safety tips with info about
'potentially tainted alcohol'

Following media reports of allegedly tainted alcohol being served at all-inclusive resorts in Mexico, the U.S. State Department has updated its information on Mexico to include a caution about drinking alcohol in moderation.

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Hilton moves to 48-hour cancellation policy

The hotelier, which had already gone to a 48-hour cancellation policy on a number of properties before the announcement was made, will also invoke a 72-hour cancellation policy in as many as 20 U.S. markets.

TSA makes electronics
screening more rigorous

Under the new rules, flyers must remove all electronic devices larger than a cell phone from their carry-on bags and place each item alone in a bin.

Proposed airport fee increase survives Senate bill markup

Travel industry lobbyists are pleased that the cap on the passenger facility charge could increase to $8.50.

West Hollywood hotel will be Jeremy before rebranding to 1

The luxury-boutique property is scheduled to open in August.

Marriott's Sorenson, STR's Smith honored by U.S. Travel

They will be inducted into the association's U.S. Travel Hall of Leaders.

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