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DAILY BULLETIN October 31, 2017 TOP STORIES With little fanfare, U.S. airlines mounted extensive storm relief Despite the negative impressions that many have of the U.S. airline industry, such humanitarian efforts in times of disaster are common. READ MORE Brooklyn Cruise Terminal getting upgrades The facility is receiving a new apron, a passenger viaduct, two new gangways and a high-capacity wireless network. READ MORE New security steps mean longer waits for inbound U.S. flyers Major airlines are urging passengers to arrive at airports earlier to comply with the new directives, which could include short interviews at the gates. READ MORE     Advertisement INSIGHT BY DORINE REINSTEIN Tour operators are going to extremes More tourists are looking to visit "inaccessible destinations" or be the last to see an endangered species. READ MORE     Advertisement FEATURED BLOG Dispatch, Japan: Handmade tales Eric Moya writes: "It was an enlightening few days in Tohoku. Time certainly hasn't stood still, but traditions, and traditional methods, have been kept alive." READ MORE     Advertisement MORE NEWS Pixar Fest coming to Disneyland A fireworks show will be accompanied by projections displayed on the Sleeping Beauty Castle, among other places. READ MORE Aman to operate first New York hotel The property will occupy all but the first three floors of the Crown Building near Central Park. READ MORE Wall Street Journal launches booking tool for biz travelers The service, powered by Upside Travel, is free for users. READ MORE EasyJet to take over planes from bankrupt Air Berlin German news agency dpa reported that EasyJet would take over 25 Airbus A320 planes. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY     Travel Weekly's beat reporters are on Twitter Follow Travel Weekly's reporters on Twitter for news on cruise, hotels, tours, agent issues and destinations. In addition, Editor in Chief Arnie Weissmann tweets travel industry news and insight from @awtravelweekly. 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.