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DAILY BULLETIN March 28, 2022 TOP STORIES Complex shipbuilding process upended by supply slowdowns Coordinating the shipment and delivery of materials needed to build a cruise ship was a balancing act before Covid-19, but supply-chain issues born from the pandemic are turning the industry on its head. READ MORE Princess Cruises adds sales executives, Chernesky takes on new position The cruise line has hired Cal Almaguer and Carmen Roig while moving John Chernesky into a new role as a "brand champion." READ MORE Judge: Sailings to Cuba were not allowed, cruise companies must pay A federal judge in Miami said in a ruling that four of the largest cruise companies engaged in tourism to Cuba that was barred by U.S. law between 2015 and 2019. READ MORE Air France-KLM to levy surcharge on legacy GDS corporate bookings The airline group will extend its surcharge of 13 euros per one-way ticket this spring to corporate bookings when they are not enabled via NDC. READ MORE Advertisement RIVER CRUISE INSIGHT At long last, a river cruise expo By Nicole Edenedo The first ASTA Global River Cruise Expo was a hit with the travel advisors who attended, helping them better understand the product and the best ways to sell it. READ MORE Advertisement ON THE RECORD Martinhal Group's Chitra Stern on hospitality updates and travel trends in Portugal Stern talks about Portugal's tourism rebound, the upcoming debut of Martinhal's fifth property and which markets could be ripe for international expansion. READ MORE Advertisement MORE NEWS FAA again extends slot-use waiver for international flights Airlines can keep their dominant positions at major airports into late October, even if they drop some international flights. READ MORE Margaritaville at Sea launches travel advisor website The site offers a booking portal and courses to help agents sell the brand. READ MORE Kissel Uptown Oakland aims to resonate with locals and visitors The new hotel is in a bustling district of the Bay Area city with concert venues, restaurants, cafes and bars. READ MORE American Marketing Group rolls out curriculum for new travel advisors AMG companies Travelsavers and NEST have been beta-testing Kore since November. READ MORE MORE FROM TRAVEL WEEKLY Coronavirus: Ongoing coverage Access Travel Weekly's coverage of the coronavirus and its impact on global travel. READ MORE DAILY BULLETIN Editor: Jerry Limone 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.