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DAILY BULLETIN September 22, 2017 The Daily Bulletin is being resent to include the correct advertising. TOP STORIES Florida Keys officially closed to tourists, but some hotels reopening While Key West and Key Largo were relatively spared by Hurricane Irma, the islands along the 100-mile stretch in between were not as fortunate, spurring officials in Monroe County to advise tourists to avoid the Overseas Highway so repair efforts aren't hindered. READ MORE Mexico City open for travel, says tourism board Airports are open and so are most hotels, but a few were damaged by Tuesday's earthquake. READ MORE Key West's cruise port reopening The first visit will occur this Sunday with a call by Royal Caribbean's Empress of the Seas. READ MORE Puerto Rico starts assessing hurricane damage Maria has left the island without power, water, cell and wireless services, and working sewage systems. READ MORE Hurricane-wracked USVI orders islanders to stay off the streets "Your presence on the roads will only hamper clean-up efforts and could delay the distribution of critically needed supplies," Gov. Kenneth Mapp said. READ MORE Dominica official describes Maria's damage; D.R. tourism infrastructure intact An estimated 95% of the roofs were blown off in some Dominica towns, including Mahaut and Portsmouth. READ MORE Airbnb now has restaurant reservations The service, powered by Resy, offers the ability to make reservations at 650 U.S. restaurants. READ MORE   Advertisement TRAVEL WEEKLY EVENTS Early-bird registration extended for CruiseWorld The CruiseWorld conference will be held Nov. 15-17 at the Fort Lauderdale Convention Center. Register now to save $74 off the onsite registration rate. READ MORE   Advertisement FROM THE WINDOW SEAT In quick follow to Mexican earthquake, a new tourism campaign Arnie Weissmann "We decided it was more important than ever to let everyone know we're still standing," said Mexico secretary of tourism Enrique de la Madrid.             READ MORE   Advertisement MORE NEWS Marriott unmoved by pressure to boot anti-Islam group Civil rights organization Muslim Advocates  lobbied for Marriott to bar Act for America from holding a conference at one of its hotels. READ MORE Crystal welcomes third river ship into fleet The all-suite Crystal Bach is sailing voyages along the Danube and Rhine rivers. READ MORE Two Silversea ships getting refurbished New interior decor will take inspiration from the latest Silversea ship, the Silver Muse. READ MORE La Compagnie to replace fleet The transatlantic business-class airline has ordered two Airbus A321neo jets to replace its Boeing 757s. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY   Follow Travel Weekly on Instagram Want to find out what the editors at #TravelWeekly are up to these days? Managing editor @twrtobin and destinations editor @emtravelweekly will be curating the best in where, why and how to travel now at @twtravelnews. 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.