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DAILY BULLETIN
September 8, 2017
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Royal Caribbean uses
ship as hurricane safe
haven for employees

The Enchantment of the Seas will depart around noon on Friday and sail out to sea, away from the projected path of Hurricane Irma.

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Hurricane Irma slices
through Caribbean islands

As the storm bears down on the Bahamas and then Florida, what Irma has left in her wake is death, destruction, devastation and loss.

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Baha Mar orders guest evacuation, Atlantis hunkers down

Touting its experience in protecting guests from hurricanes, Atlantis said it was "fully prepared to provide shelter and necessary provisions" with Category 5 Irma closing in on the Bahamas.

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Travel insurance
companies managing
crush of calls and claims

With Hurricane Irma arriving so soon after Hurricane Harvey, it has been a very busy time for Allianz, Generali, Berkshire Hathaway and others.

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Delta flight braves Irma
for quick stop in Puerto Rico

The flight-tracking website FlightRadar24 shared a radar image showing the plane heading into San Juan from New York just before noon Wednesday as the swirling storm was set to engulf the island.

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Miami Beach residents
ordered to evacuate

Residents in low-lying areas of Miami-Dade County were under an evacuation order as of 7 a.m. on Thursday, as South Florida braces for the impact of Hurricane Irma over the weekend.

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Brand USA's journey
to 100M visitors to take
longer than planned

The growing strength of the dollar in recent years has meant a growth slowdown for inbound tourism.

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South Florida airports
winding down operations
with Irma approaching

Flights at Fort Lauderdale's airport will come to a halt at 7:45 p.m. on Friday. American Airlines will halt all outbound flights at Miami's airport at 4 p.m. on Friday.

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With Irma coming, NCL
closes headquarters and
cancels another cruise

Norwegian Cruise Line said its call centers will be operating remotely, so hold times may be longer than normal.

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Celebrity attracts foodies with 'Moveable Feast' cruises

The cruise line has partnered with Fine Cooking magazine to spice up its culinary offering.

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Delta launching Indianapolis'
first Europe service

Starting next May, Delta will fly to Paris up to five times per week.

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United Airlines launching
Houston-Sydney service

At 8,596 miles, the flight will be United's second-longest route.

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Kimberly Scholz
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