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DAILY BULLETIN November 13, 2017 TOP STORIES Due to a technical error, an earlier version of today's Daily Bulletin contained incorrect content. This is the corrected version of the eNewsletter. Princess says Fort Lauderdale terminal a more comfortable space The cruise line has completed a multimillion-dollar upgrade that will work in tandem with the new Ocean Medallion technology. READ MORE Cruise trade group lauds permanent ban of large ships in Venice There will be a docking area in nearby Marghera for ships larger than 98,000 gross tons, a move CLIA welcomes. READ MORE Aviation company slams lobbying group for 'defamatory' statement The CAPA Centre for Aviation has responded to being ripped for naming Qatar CEO Akbar Al Baker as its aviation executive of the year. READ MORE TripAdvisor flags hotels where assaults were reported The review site has added vague warnings atop the listings. READ MORE Club Med challenges U.S. ski resorts — and it's not sorry The French company, long associated with its pioneering all-inclusive tropical vacation concept, is now the largest ski lodge operator in Europe, with more than 20 resorts. READ MORE New Expedia CEO focused on internal growth On stage at the Phocuswright Conference, Mark Okerstrom said he wants his legacy at the company to be in its operations. READ MORE Advertisement FEATURED STORY Four beach spots for those seeking seclusion There are still plenty of pieces of Mexican coast that remain off the beaten path. READ MORE Advertisement FROM THE WINDOW SEAT Something from nothing, nothing from something By Arnie Weissmann A Carnival exec shares lessons for the industry from ancient Chinese philosophers. READ MORE Advertisement MORE NEWS EasyJet names CEO Johan Lundgren comes to EasyJet from travel and tourism conglomerate TUI. READ MORE Celebrity Cruises onboard with nonrefundable-deposit fares As is the case with other lines, passengers will still be able to book cruises with refundable deposits, but at a higher fare. READ MORE At Mark Travel Summit, agents, suppliers voice faith in Mexico The laid-back vacation vibe at the Grand at Moon Palace seemed far removed from recent anxiety-inducing headlines about Mexico. And that's exactly the vibe that agents were hoping to bring back with them. READ MORE Iberostar launches booking website for agents Agents who book through the site will get a 15% commission through Dec. 15, then a 10% commission thereafter. READ MORE New York and Tokyo doing joint tourism promotion The city-to-city partnership includes a swap of marketing and advertising assets to influence seasonal travel. READ MORE AMResorts coming to St. Lucia Two hotels will be part of Canelles Resort and Residences at Honeymoon Beach. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY TW Chats on Twitter this week: What's new in cruise The latest and best in cruise vacations. Our annual cruise chat run in conjunction with CruiseWorld. Our next Chat: Wed., Nov. 15 at 3 p.m. Eastern. 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.