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DAILY BULLETIN September 26, 2017 TOP STORIES Capacity the biggest challenge for Europe tour operators Travelers' seemingly insatiable appetite for Europe is putting as much if not more pressure on pricing and product than the strengthening euro. READ MORE Florida Keys tourism will be back earlier than expected The destination will start welcoming visitors on Oct. 1, citing the restoration of water and power, completed road repairs, lodging availability and an eagerness to get people back to work. READ MORE Cunard getting new ship The luxury line will increase its fleet to four ships for the first time since 1998. READ MORE With San Juan terminal damaged, Carnival cancels six cruises Carnival said that port officials in San Juan have discovered extensive damage to Carnival's terminal as a result of Hurricane Maria. READ MORE     Advertisement INSIGHT BY FELICITY LONG Swiss roll: Destination enjoying a double-digit bump in U.S. visits Overnights from the U.S. were up 10.8% from January to July 2017 compared with the same period a year ago. READ MORE     Advertisement FEATURED STORY Cultural education at South Korea festivals A weeklong roadtrip to take in some of the country's fall festivals showcased myriad aspects of Korean culture, yet proved to be surprisingly familiar as well. READ MORE     Advertisement MORE NEWS Carnival to offer new video programs, more In addition to two online-only streaming programs, the cruise line is launching a streaming TV app and a variety of interactive and mobile games for ships that use its Ocean Medallion and Ocean Compass technologies. READ MORE Air Berlin's final U.S. flights to depart Oct. 15 The bankrupt German airline discontinued six U.S. routes on Monday. READ MORE Loews Madison Hotel now a Hilton The property is the brand's third in Washington, D.C. READ MORE Democrats block FAA funding extension The Republican majority in the House had hoped to pass the bill under a fast-track procedure that requires a two-thirds vote. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY     Follow Travel Weekly on Instagram Introducing a brand-new Instagram account for #TravelWeekly. Follow us for the latest in global travel. Managing editor @twrtobin and destinations editor @emtravelweekly will be curating the best in where, why and how to travel now. 4 days ago. 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.