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Friday, June 30, 2017

NEW Look - Oceania Cruises’ Travel Agent Site

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We've found a way to improve the world's finest!

Discover the new Oceania Cruises Sales Specialist and
Effective Marketing Portal

Even the best can do with an upgrade occasionally, and that is exactly what we've done with our online Travel Agent education site. As an Oceania Cruises Sales Specialist, you already know our program is filled with invaluable tips for selling our premier cruises, links to member-only marketing materials, and special incentives for our travel agent partners. We are especially excited to share our new look, still with the important information you need, but in an easier-to-navigate format.

If you haven't taken the second course in our Academy, Effective Marketing, now is the perfect time to start. Designed to increase your sales, and build your high-end clientele, completion of this certificate gives you access to even more marketing communications and assistance from Oceania Cruises' Sales Team.

Click here to enter our new Travel Agent site today, and be sure to complete your certifications to become an Oceania Cruises expert.

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Africa news: Do Americans suffer from 'ecotourism fatigue'?

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AFRICA
June 30, 2017
Do Americans suffer from 'ecotourism fatigue'?
Africa's operators note that U.S. travelers want to do what's right but say they often are reluctant to part with some comforts of home.
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AndBeyond reopens lodges in South Africa, Botswana

Phinda Rock Lodge in South Africa and Nxabega Okavango Tented Camp in Botswana both underwent extensive refurbishments.

Nairobi Hilton to open in Africa's tallest building

The 45-floor, 225-room property will be part of the Pinnacle Tower, a 1,000-foot-plus structure that will rise above the city's Upper Hill district.

South Africa's Garden Route earns biosphere reserve designation

The announcement from Unesco comes as the region, a popular tourism destination, is recovering from devastating fires in early June.

Wilderness Safaris to rebuild Serra Cafema Camp

The camp, located in the extreme northwest of Namibia, will be closed from Jan. 15 to June 15 next year.

Ethiopia launches e-visas

The initiative is the result of a partnership between the Ethiopian government and Ethiopian Airlines.

South African Airways deploys A330-300 on D.C. route

The aircraft has a configuration of 46 lie-flat seats in Premium Business Class and 203 seats in Economy.

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Dispatch, Kenya: Up, up and away
Destinations editor Eric Moya writes that it was a pleasant change of pace to take in Masai Mara from a different viewpoint: the sky, in a hot-air balloon.
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Daily Bulletin: Travel ban details laid out | Spirit Airlines improves service

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DAILY BULLETIN
June 30, 2017
U.S. says who can come and
who can't under travel ban
People from the affected countries will be allowed to visit close family in the U.S., but that does not include grandparents, grandchildren or fiances.
Spirit Airlines, not as
bad as it used to be

The ultralow-cost carrier, long an industry whipping boy for its subpar operational performance, has been improving under CEO Bob Fornaro.

Senate bill would make it easier to become a commercial pilot

The provision in the FAA reauthorization bill, introduced by Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.), is likely to stir controversy.

INSIGHT BY SARAH FELDBERG
There's still nothing like fight night

The NHL and NFL might be coming to Las Vegas, but big-event boxing matches remain a major part of the city's sporting landscape.

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Legs up on American
By Richard Turen

It could've been worse. AA said it would cut seat pitch to 29 inches. Then its execs came to their senses.

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BEYOND THE BEACH: SELLING MORE THAN JUST SUN AND SAND

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Viking to sail Norway
winter cruises

Thirteen-day sailings on the Viking Sky will visit seven destinations, with overnights in Tromso, Alta and Bergen.

Hurtigruten to sail in
North America for first time

Among the cruises are Canada/New England voyages departing from Miami and New York.

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