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DAILY BULLETIN May 18, 2022 TOP STORIES Searching for air? Flyer beware Unwary travelers booking air via search engines risk clicking through to fraudsters claiming to represent airlines. And no one is doing much to stop the practice. READ MORE Biden administration to reinstate people-to-people group travel to Cuba The Biden administration also plans to authorize commercial and charter flights to locations beyond Havana. READ MORE Ensemble shareholders approve Navigatr acquisition Members of the travel agency consortium said they will benefit from having access to Navigatr's technology. READ MORE United's grounded 777s are cleared for takeoff later this month The airline's 52 Pratt & Whitney-powered Boeing aircraft have been parked for over a year following an in-flight incident that sent engine parts flying into a Denver suburb. READ MORE Japan to allow limited foreign package tours as experiment Tours must have guides and fixed itineraries and will be allowed from the U.S., Australia, Singapore and Thailand. READ MORE Advertisement OPINION: REALITY CHECK Here's some travel news you may have missed By Richard Turen Let's go beyond the pandemic and Ukraine, and talk about where Taliban fighters like to spend their leisure time. READ MORE Advertisement CRUISE INSIGHT Vaccination rates on cruise ships: Where do things stand today? By Andrea Zelinski It will be interesting to see which brands are maintaining higher-than-required vaccination levels and how that affects their overall recovery. READ MORE Advertisement MORE NEWS Startup Explora Journeys hires former Crystal Cruises managers MSC Group's new luxury lifestyle cruise line has appointed seven people to its commercial team to support travel advisors. Three of them previously worked for Crystal. READ MORE Miami's airport to offer biometric boarding on all international flights It's the largest implementation yet of biometric exit technology at a U.S. airport, according to MIA and technology partner SITA. READ MORE NCL to open all kids clubs by June About half of the kids clubs are open now, but by June 1 every club on every NCL ship will be ready, said CEO Harry Sommer. READ MORE American Queen Voyages names Giersdorf acting president With David Giersdorf's appointment, COO Shawn Bierdz will part ways with American Queen Voyages. READ MORE Disneyland summer plans include a new 'Lion King' show The debut of "Tale of the Lion King" and the arrival of the traveling "Soul of Jazz" exhibit are among the highlights at Disney's California theme parks. READ MORE THIS WEEK ON TRADE SECRETS Making the leap from employee to independent contractor There's a big difference between a travel agency employee and an affiliated independent contractor. Get into the topic of making the switch with Amanda Klimak, president and co-owner of Largay Travel. LISTEN NOW 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.