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DAILY BULLETIN October 4, 2017 TOP STORIES Sellers struggling to rebook guests waylaid by storms Travel sellers are working to rebook hurricane-impacted travelers scheduled to take Caribbean or Florida vacations in the coming months. READ MORE Caribbean islands untouched by storms reach out to visitors This is where savvy travel agents, suppliers and tour operators play a key role in educating clients. READ MORE New ships for Cunard, Azamara speak to market confidence The ongoing expansion of the cruise industry fleet has started to reach lines that don't often add tonnage. READ MORE St. Maarten airport reopening to limited service this month KLM plans to fly twice weekly to the Dutch territory from Amsterdam with a stopover in Curacao. Local carrier Winair will resume service on Oct. 6. READ MORE Norwegian Breakaway to homeport in New Orleans The 4,000-passenger ship will make the move after completing a summer season in the Baltics in 2018. READ MORE     Advertisement WHERE LUXURIOUS MEETS EXPERIENTIAL As experiential travel sweeps the industry, upscale traveler expectations are evolving—and travel advisors are finding ways to channel luxury budgets and desires into truly exclusive, experience-based travel. Discover how to craft trips that combine luxury and immersion to wow even the most discerning of clients. Sponsored by the Mexico Tourism Board. Read More INSIGHT BY SARAH FELDBERG Las Vegas must shine on For the city to survive and thrive in the wake of tragedy, it will need to keep being Vegas. READ MORE     Advertisement FEATURED FORUM Brand USA: Exactly the champion Trump needs By Roger Dow The CEO of the U.S. Travel Association argues that America's greatness doesn't sell itself. It needs a properly funded Brand USA. READ MORE     Advertisement MORE NEWS Two cruise lines fined for speeding The fines stem from an Aug. 11 decision by Transport Canada to impose a 10 mile an hour limit on ships above a certain size passing through a broad zone in the Gulf of St. Lawrence where Atlantic right whales have migrated. READ MORE Seaborne Airlines resumes limited service in Caribbean The carrier began operating flights from its San Juan hub and St. Thomas and Antigua on Tuesday and plans additional flights to St. Croix, Anguilla and Nevis later this week. READ MORE Hilton to reflag London NYC as a Conrad Following a complete renovation, the 516-room property will debut as the Conrad New York Midtown in 2019. READ MORE OneJet adding a second base, in Milwaukee The charter operator currently offers more than 160 regularly scheduled flights per week between its base in Pittsburgh and eight mid- and small-market airports in the eastern half of the U.S. READ MORE Promising Q4 outlook for North American hotels Overall bookings for those three months are up 3.8% from this same time last year, and average daily rate is up 1%. READ MORE Sunrise Airways promotes Haiti flights with agent incentive The carrier launched a Book 10, Fly Free promo to support its new nonstop, thrice-weekly service from Port-au-Prince to Miami and Orlando beginning Nov. 14. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY     'Like' Travel Weekly. Follow @TWtravelnews. Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter. "Like" Travel Weekly on Facebook and have links to news reports, industry opinions and destination trends delivered to your news feed. For breaking news, follow @TWtravelnews on Twitter. 2 weeks 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.