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DAILY BULLETIN December 10, 2018 We will begin sending our Travel Weekly eNewsletters from a new domain over the next few weeks. To ensure you continue to receive your newsletters directly to your inbox, please add @news.northstartravelgroupmail.com to your safe sender list. Please click here for additional instructions on how to whitelist our new domain. TOP STORIES Paris police arrest some 1,000 protestors France interior minister Christophe Castaner estimated there were 10,000 yellow-vest protesters in Paris on Saturday, among some 125,000 protesters around the country. READ MORE All signs point to continued growth in luxury travel The global financial markets might have been roiling last week, but at the world's premier luxury travel event, there was nothing but optimism that the luxe boom will remain on a steady growth course. READ MORE Consumers see 'agents' and 'advisers' differently, ASTA survey shows Research suggests that the former is associated with getting travel deals and the latter is viewed as a destination insider and expert. READ MORE U.S. network airlines object to Air Italy service Qatar Airways' 49% stake in Air Italy is the root of the problem, according to a lobbying group representing the U.S. airlines. READ MORE Advertisement INSIGHT BY MEAGAN DRILLINGER The effect of the Cuba 'restricted list' on American travelers With travel to Cuba still very much legal when done within the cultural exchange parameters, what does this restricted list mean for U.S. citizens? READ MORE Advertisement FROM THE WINDOW SEAT Wiped out by wildfires, her clients help her rebuild By Arnie Weissmann When California wildfires destroyed her business, Tammi Leader Fuller's clients raised $70,000 -- and counting -- so it can rise from the ashes. READ MORE Advertisement MORE NEWS Hilton builds its Tapestry of upscale, independent hotels Since unveiling the collection in January 2017, Hilton has been quickly expanding the upscale soft brand domestically and abroad. READ MORE Steamboat Ski Resort getting upgraded gondola The replacement project will begin immediately after the resort closes following the 2018-2019 winter season. READ MORE Sales growth will continue in 2019, travel insurers predict That projection is consistent with other insurers' expectations, barring any black-swan events in the coming year. READ MORE Expedia Group launching AI bot for lodging partners Rolling out in the first half of next year, the tool will be available on the Expedia PartnerCentral platform. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY TW Chats on Twitter this week: Luxury Our annual chat about the creme de la creme of travel options: What's best, and what's next. The chat is Dec. 12 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.