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DAILY BULLETIN November 5, 2018 TOP STORIES Royal Caribbean calls new Miami terminal an industry milestone The $247 million facility is the most expensive cruise terminal ever built and one of the most refined architecturally. READ MORE Cruise lines bringing back the supper club The concept takes a splash of New York glamour and mixes it with equal parts fancy cocktails, a dance floor, a bandstand, mood lighting and, in some cases, an evening meal, all offered in a cozy room. READ MORE Cruisers turn to smaller luxury ships and exclusive enclaves The emphasis on luxury ships and suite classes on larger ships comes at a time when cruise sales in general have been strong for the agency community. READ MORE Advertisement INSIGHT BY HOLLY V. KAPHERR After 140 years, Silver Springs still sparkles A tourist draw since just after the Civil War, the park's popular glass-bottom boat tours harken back to a bygone era in Florida tourism. READ MORE Advertisement FROM THE WINDOW SEAT Exploring and exploiting topophilia By Arnie Weissmann When destination marketing messages gets muddled, return to the basics. READ MORE Advertisement Holiday Travel in the Mexican Caribbean From exploring ancient Mayan ruins to teeing off on some of the best golf courses in Mexico, holiday travelers find a wealth of options amid the sun, sea and sand of the Mexican Caribbean. Find out more in our sponsored What's On in the Mexican Caribbean: Holiday Travel. Read More MORE NEWS Non-air business helps Travelport through 'challenging' quarter Travelport delivered a 2% increase in net revenue, but air revenue declined 3% in the third quarter. READ MORE Travel Leaders Group's CEO reaffirms focus on luxury Ninan Chacko called the luxury segment a "primary focus" for TLG, especially with its luxury-focused brands like Altour, Andrew Harper Travel, Colletts Travel, Protravel International and Tzell Travel Group. READ MORE Hyatt expects to close Two Roads acquisition this month Hyatt announced plans to acquire the hotel management company in early October. It would add five brands to Hyatt's portfolio. READ MORE Windstar, Azamara launch pre- and post-cruise packages Windstar is calling its version Easy Stays, while Azamara will have City Stays. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY     TW Chats on Twitter this week: Cruise What's new in onboard activities and amenities, our annual cruise chat in conjunction with our CruiseWorld conference. The chat is Nov. 7 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.