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DAILY BULLETIN
December 8, 2017
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Expedia CEO: Technology
will win the day in travel

"In the race of man versus machine, in the area of delighting the customer, so far man has won," Mark Okerstrom said during the Expedia Partner Conference. "But in the future, we think the machine can win."

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DOT dumps proposed rule requiring bag-fee disclosure

If enacted, the rule would have meant that airlines couldn't display a ticket price, then only later in the sales process show fees for baggage.

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Hilton's mobile-centric
hotel rooms coming in 2018

Through the Connected Room feature, guests using Hilton's mobile app will be able to control room temperature, lighting, TV channels and window-covering settings from their smartphone.

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Los Angeles hotel
reopens, museums stay
closed because of fire

The Getty Center, the Skirball Cultural Center and parts of the Hammer Museum remained closed to protect art collections from smoke.

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Hotel Martinez joining
Hyatt's Unbound Collection

The French Riviera landmark, a Grand Hyatt hotel since 2013, will rebrand when it reopens in March.

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INSIGHT BY MICHELLE BARAN
Courting Spanish speakers
on AmaWaterways

The line has launched a lineup of river cruises called Sailings with a Latin Touch.

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REALITY CHECK
A security concern on
Europe's rivers, Part 2
By Richard Turen

My take on European river cruise security: Just because you don't see security measures doesn't mean they're not there.

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MORE NEWS
Carnival moving bigger
ship to Charleston

The 3,002-passenger Carnival Sunshine will replace the 2,056-passenger Carnival Ecstasy in May 2019.

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Renovation completed at
Disney's Grand Californian

The hotel's 948 guestrooms, lobby and pool areas were remodeled.

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Peter Island Resort to remain closed for most of next year

The 52-suite resort in the British Virgin Islands is rebuilding after hurricanes Irma and Maria.

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