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DAILY BULLETIN May 8, 2018 TOP STORIES Hawaiian Airlines CEO irked by Southwest buzz Peter Ingram wants Southwest to back up its statements about forthcoming Hawaii service with details, especially concerning fares. READ MORE University to school grad students in airline data analytics Florida International University will run what it is calling the Airline Data Analytics and Decision Sciences Program in partnership with Farelogix. READ MORE Water main break floods hallway on Carnival Dream About 100 passengers were affected when a water main burst, flooding a hallway and some adjacent cabins. READ MORE Norwegian Air rebuffs two IAG acquisition bids The offers "undervalued Norwegian Air and its prospects," said the budget transatlantic carrier. READ MORE Seeking new talent, Nexion offers incentives to military veterans The host agency will provide scholarships covering the full cost of tuition for training to become an independent travel consultant. READ MORE Advertisement GO DEEP WITH REGIONAL TRAVEL: SELLING A MORE IN-DEPTH EXPERIENCE Travelers seeking local immersion and authentic experiences can greatly benefit from regional travel, which encourages visitors to explore in a deeper way. Discover the keys to making a trip more impactful through a regional travel approach, along with strategies to increase your sales success for this type of trip. Sponsored by Down Under Answers. Read More INSIGHT Insights and optimism at Hawaii Leadership Forum The lineup detailed the past, present and future of retail travel. READ MORE Advertisement FEATURED STORY Exotic Estates emphasizes service The vacation rental company counts more than 350 properties in Hawaii. READ MORE Advertisement MORE NEWS Shatner reminisces on 20 years as Priceline pitchman It was 1998 when a travel startup called Priceline.com signed on William Shatner to do a series of commercials. READ MORE Air Canada and WestJet ruffled over Hopper's Secret Fares The Canadian Financial Post is reporting that Air Canada and WestJet have severed ties with Hopper due to confusion over the company's suggestion that the two airlines are giving it access to "secret fares" not available elsewhere. READ MORE Air France-KLM CEO stepping down Jean-Marc Jenaillac decided to resign after Air France staff rejected a pay raise package. READ MORE Club Med developing resort in Dominican Republic The new resort in Miches marks Club Med's first and biggest new resort concept in the Caribbean in 25 years. READ MORE SAS joins TSA's Precheck program In addition to the Scandinavian carrier, Condor, Thomas Cook Scandinavia, Thomas Cook UK, Air Serbia and Porter Airlines are participating in the security-screening program. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY TW Chats on Twitter tomorrow: The annual travel editors' roundtable Join the participants of Arnie Weissmann's annual Travel Editors Roundtable for live-tweeting on travel trends. Our next chat: May 9 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, Secaucus, New Jersey 07094   201-902-2000 Privacy Policy You can unsubscribe if you wish to stop receiving TW Daily Bulletin newsletter.