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Daily Bulletin: Tour ops take issue with Trump | Carnival fails more inspections

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DAILY BULLETIN
January 18, 2018
TOP STORIES
Tour ops: Countries disparaged by Trump are destinations on the rise

While the president reportedly called El Salvador and Haiti "sh*thole countries," they have been drawing more visitors.

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Two more Carnival ships get unsatisfactory sanitation scores

On one of the two ships, inspectors said crew members made an organized effort to hide food items and soiled dishes from inspectors.

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Travel agent a trusted counselor during false missile alert

Marilyn Clark, owner of Lighthouse Travel in Huntington Beach, Calif., advised three client groups who were in Hawaii when the alert was issued.

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Panama hotel votes to drop Trump, but his company won't go

The owners sued the president's family-owned company in federal court Tuesday, alleging that the namesake business committed mismanagement and fraud.

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ARC airline sales
rose 3.4% in 2017

The increase came even as the average domestic roundtrip ticket dropped approximately 1%, to $483.

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Norwegian Air axing
Hartford-Edinburgh route

Because Scotland's plan to reduce the air passenger tax did not materialize, the airline said it decided to pull the service.

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LEGAL BRIEFS
Clients should be made aware of passport expiration rules

Q: Is there really a law that requires that my U.S. passport be valid for six months after I travel to a foreign country? If so, could a travel agency be liable for failing to warn a client?

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Print lives: The travel
brochure is still relevant

Far from being a vestige of days gone by, today's printed travel brochure has evolved into a sophisticated supplement to web content that remains an important tool for travel sellers and a tangible memento for travelers.

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Disney doing
Seine cruises in 2019

A 10-day package starts with two days in Paris followed by eight days cruising the river.

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Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Bermuda opening first phase this summer

The Cove, a collection of residences at the resort, will open 35 units in five buildings. A 79-room hotel and the remaining 114 residences are scheduled to open in summer 2019.

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San Francisco Airport approved to send emergency texts to travelers

It is the first U.S. airport to receive approval from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for such a program.

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AA and China Southern begin codesharing

The two airlines formed a partnership last March, a deal in which American took a 2.9% stake in China Southern.

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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.

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