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DAILY BULLETIN
March 27, 2018
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Turkey sets incentives
to lure cruise ships

In 2018, the government will pay cruise lines up to $45 per passenger, according to Global Ports Holding, an Istanbul-based ports operator.

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Activist investor pushes
for Travelport shake-up

Hedge fund Elliott Associates, managed by billionaire Paul Singer, has taken a nearly 12% stake in Travelport. Major changes at the company, including a sale, could result.

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Recruiting young independent contractors a challenge

While most host agencies are attracting ICs, those recruits are primarily people who already know about -- or are even already engaged in -- travel retail as a career.

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Expedia Group, a new
name for the largest OTA

The company, formerly known as Expedia Inc., said the change "better reflects its identity as a leading global technology company."

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Delta enables biometric
entry into Sky Clubs

To use it, fliers must be members of Clear, the identity-authentication service that expedites passage to TSA security checkpoints.

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MORE NEWS
Carnival Paradise has
more cabins and new spaces

The 20-year-old ship now holds 2,128 passengers, a 3.7% increase.

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Closure of Russian consulate in Seattle frustrates travelers

When the facility shutters on April 2, the only Russian consulates in the U.S. will be in New York, Houston and Washington, D.C.

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Company sells California town planned as marijuana resort

Could plans to turn a California ghost town into a marijuana mecca be going up in smoke?

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