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Daily Bulletin: There's no stopping AI | Big step for Airbnb and Concur

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DAILY BULLETIN
August 7, 2018
TOP STORIES
2 steps forward, 1 step
back: AI's role in travel
challenging but inevitable
Experts foresee a bright future, especially for technologies that make humans "smarter" by helping them in their jobs. AI does face hurdles, though, as evidenced by the recent shuttering of WayBlazer.
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Concur to list Airbnb homes in booking tool, alongside hotels
Properties flowing into Concur will meet Airbnb for Work criteria, which means they must be an entire home or a private room with ensuite or private bath.
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Royal Caribbean eliminating spending credit for guests paying nonrefundable deposit
Resources that had gone toward the credit will now be used to further lower the fare.
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4 dead, 1 missing in Alaska sightseeing plane crash
Searchers said Monday that they found four people dead in a sightseeing airplane carrying Polish tourists in Denali National Park.
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Despite setbacks, Facebook remains a social media force

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MORE NEWS
AAA Exclusive Vacations fills
gap with adventure brand
Seeking to attract younger travelers with adventure trips, AAA decided to create its own brand instead of partnering with a tour operator.
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United names senior VP of sales
Jake Cefolia replaces Dave Hilfman, who in March announced plans to retire.
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Delta-Korean Air launching Boston-Seoul route
The joint venture partners will begin flying five days per week between the cities on April 12.
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Frontier and Volaris
start codesharing
Frontier is now selling 40 nonstop routes operated by Volaris between the U.S. and Mexico.
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TW Chats on Twitter tomorrow:
Wellness travel

Spa and fitness trends, clean eating, the best places to unwind, mind and body awareness -- we'll bring in some of the best in wellness travel experts to tweet about what's happening now. The chat is Aug. 8 at 3 p.m. Eastern.

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