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Daily Bulletin: Royal Caribbean raises gratuity | Turkey visa dispute resolved

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DAILY BULLETIN
December 29, 2017
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Royal Caribbean
raises gratuity charge

There will be a $1 daily increase for stateroom and suite guests, effective Jan. 2.

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Visa services resume
between U.S. and Turkey

A diplomatic dispute that began in October has ended.

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TSA grants states extension to meet Real ID requirements

Residents from noncompliant states will be able to use their driver's license as ID at the airport for domestic travel until Oct. 11, 2018.

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Travel agent gets a
gig on NBC show

In four-minute segments, Tammy Levent will talk about resort packages, travel trends and destinations on "Daytime," a program on WFLA in Tampa.

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