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DAILY BULLETIN August 30, 2017 TOP STORIES Big changes coming at Sun Country The leisure carrier will transition toward an ultralow-cost fare model beginning in January. And, Sun Country will broaden its Minneapolis-based network to include more origin cities. READ MORE Pittsburgh airport to allow non-passengers in secured areas After they are given a stamped pass and screened, people without an airline ticket will be able to dine and shop at the airport. READ MORE United to focus on hub flying when Houston Bush reopens When operations restart, there could be limits in what the airport can handle. READ MORE Carnival cancels more Galveston cruises The line had hoped to offer shortened sailings instead of cancellations, but uncertainty about when the port will reopen forced Carnival to scrap them. READ MORE Allegiant executive: Room to grow in ultralow-cost sector "The ultralow-cost space is certainly not dead," Allegiant senior vice president Lukas Johnson said during a talk at Boyd Group's International Aviation Forecast Summit. READ MORE Hyatt to acquire Exhale spa company The hotel company will oversee 25 Exhale locations in the U.S. and Caribbean, and expand the brand to Hyatt hotels. READ MORE Advertisement INSIGHT BY HOLLY V. KAPHERR Risks to Florida tourism discussed at senator's forum There are concerns despite the state's record-breaking numbers. READ MORE Advertisement FEATURED STORY Historical hospitality on English castles tour A highlight of Hever Castle is its gardens, which were just about to flower during a recent visit. READ MORE Advertisement MORE NEWS Margaritaville developer has new project in Grand Cayman Howard Hospitality plans to ink a licensing deal with a major global brand for the Seven Mile Beach property. READ MORE Hapag-Lloyd expedition ship to sail Great Lakes cruise The Hanseatic Inspiration will enter service in October 2019. READ MORE Airlines award miles for disaster-relief donations American and United are encouraging customers to aid Hurricane Harvey victims. READ MORE Gulf Coast hurting, but much of Texas open for tourism Texas Tourism reported that Dallas, Fort Worth, Amarillo, Lubbock, El Paso and the Big Bend region are all open. READ MORE Tourism Cares urges givers to take the long view in Texas "It's important to consider how your donations can help the longer-term recovery of the tourism destinations we know and love," CEO Mike Rea said. 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.