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DAILY BULLETIN April 28, 2022 TOP STORIES 2022 Consumer Editors Roundtable, Part 1: The hospitality quotient Restaurateur Danny Meyer joins our annual editors roundtable for a discussion centered on hospitality and travel, touching on subjects from enduring pandemic trends to labor to foodie capitals. READ MORE For the first time, leisure-travel air sales top pre-pandemic levels For the week ending April 24, leisure-focused U.S. travel sellers sold 1.1% more airline tickets than they did during the same week in 2019, according to ARC data. READ MORE Seatrade's spotlight is on Arnold Donald's departure from Carnival The news that Arnold Donald would step down as Carnival Corp.'s CEO on Aug. 1 couldn't help but steal the show at the Seatrade Cruise Global conference. READ MORE Carnival Celebration to feature the Golden Jubilee bar and lounge The Golden Jubilee is a nod to Carnival Cruise Line's 50th anniversary this year and will feature artwork, memorabilia and original pieces from Carnival's earlier vessels. READ MORE Advertisement CRUISE INSIGHT Dreaming up life-size innovations in Royal Caribbean's headquarters By Andrea Zelinski Royal Caribbean Group's chief product innovation officer Jay Schneider had me at "microbubbles." READ MORE Advertisement OPINION: FROM THE WINDOW SEAT Why are global hotel firms still operating in Russia? By Arnie Weissmann The majority of Western-flagged hotels in Russia are still open and operate under familiar names. Ukrainian tourism officials want Western hospitality companies to pull out now. READ MORE Advertisement MORE NEWS NCL reveals new details of the spa on its Norwegian Prima, Viva ships The line said the ships will feature the first charcoal sauna at sea as well as a two-deck, indoor spa waterfall. READ MORE FAA and airlines to discuss how to alleviate Florida airspace congestion In the Sunshine State, JetBlue and Spirit have been the most operationally challenged U.S. mainline carriers this month. READ MORE Delta to begin paying flight attendants for flight boarding Across the airline industry in the U.S., hourly pay for flight attendants starts when passengers are seated and the plane's doors close. READ MORE Avoya deepens and adds to its marketing initiatives for advisors It includes more than 160 new marketing assets that advisors can send to clients with their agency's logo and information. 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.