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DAILY BULLETIN July 5, 2018 TOP STORIES Tackling overtourism: Travel executives discuss the problem At the World Travel and Tourism Council's Global Summit, a panel of industry leaders talked about local resentment of and resistance to overcrowding at the world's most popular destinations. READ MORE Biltmore Miami renovating guestrooms and golf course The hotel intends to restore its course to the original grandeur of the 1925 Donald Ross-designed layout. READ MORE W Washington DC getting a makeover The hotel, known for its rooftop bar and lounge, is getting a top-to-bottom $50 million renovation. READ MORE Advertisement INSIGHT BY JAMIE BIESIADA Instagram's where the action (button) is The social networking site's recently introduced action button, which enables potential clients to book appointments with travel agents, could become a useful lead-generation tool.   READ MORE Advertisement LEGAL BRIEFS Following Calif. policy goes a long way toward privacy compliance If you comply with California's online privacy laws, you'll be in line with  federal requirements and other states' rules. READ MORE Advertisement DESTINATION WEDDINGS: EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED There are over 340,000 destination weddings each year—but today's couples expect more than a packaged event. Clients are demanding personalized celebrations full of custom details, and agents need to know how to deliver. Discover some of the ways to create unique, customized destination weddings that will exceed expectations. Sponsored by the Mexico Tourism Board. Read More MORE NEWS Canouan resort flies Mandarin Oriental flag Mandarin Oriental assumed management of former Pink Sands Club in October 2017. Now the name has changed. READ MORE Talent show producer named Crystal Ravel's godmother The Budapest-born Mariann Peller is known for producing "Virtuosos," a hit Hungarian classical music talent show. READ MORE Hapag-Lloyd orders third expedition ship The 230-passenger ship will be called the Hanseatic Spirit and will be Hapag-Lloyd's first adults-only vessel. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Follow Travel Weekly on Instagram Follow#TravelWeekly on Instagram for the latest in global travel. Managing editor @twrtobin and destinations editor @emtravelweekly will be curating the best in where, why and how to travel now. 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.