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DAILY BULLETIN September 5, 2017 TOP STORIES Mexico on defensive as bookings drop after U.S. warning There has been an increase in cancellations, too, with some travelers opting for Caribbean islands instead. READ MORE Harvey damage to travel sector won't heal fast While the nation focused largely on the human tragedy unfolding in Houston last week, analysts and suppliers thousands of miles away began tallying the cost of Hurricane Harvey to Texas' economy, including to its travel sector. READ MORE Flight attendants lambaste Pittsburgh airport plan to let non-flyers shop Bob Ross, president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants called it a "terrible precedent and an ill-conceived decision." READ MORE Advertisement TRAVEL WEEKLY FORUM The airline industry's service challenge Leland Pillsbury The rule-based culture works well in the cockpit, but it is not the most appropriate system for the back of the plane. READ MORE Advertisement MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Come hear about CruiseWorld's opportunities at webinar The events team will take to the Travel Weekly virtual studios on Monday, Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. Eastern time, to bring CruiseWorld to life for prospective attendees.             READ MORE ​​​​MORE NEWS Travel industry comes to aid of southeast Texas Companies and organizations are promoting and providing relief and recovery assistance for those affected by Hurricane Harvey. READ MORE Allegiant Air's parent building a Florida resort The first Sunseeker resort will be built on 22 acres of waterfront land in Port Charlotte, Fla. READ MORE Report: JetBlue founder Neeleman backing charter air operation Azura Airways Corp. could launch as soon as October with two Bombardier CRJ-2000 regional jets, Bloomberg reported. READ MORE Fitness-themed cruise line names CEO John Richards, a former Starbucks executive, will lead Blue World Voyages. READ MORE FEATURED STORY Music tourism has potential, but industry must pick up the tempo Cities like Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans and Austin have long marketed robust music scenes to tourists. Is it time for the travel industry to jump into the act? READ MORE 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.