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DAILY BULLETIN May 09, 2022 TOP STORIES Focus on Hotels: Destination wedding bliss Demand for wedding travel is surging. So is its scope, with couples planning bigger bashes and their guests extending trips. READ MORE Denver Airport makes more room for Southwest Southwest will have 16 more gates to work out of come June, giving it 40 total at Denver. READ MORE Travel groups urge White House to drop Covid test rule More than 260 travel industry and business organizations have signed a letter calling for the end of the pre-departure inbound testing requirement. READ MORE Advertisement ON THE RECORD Carmen Roig on life after Crystal: Her new role as sales exec at Princess Roig talked about how Princess can work better with travel advisors and what "business as unusual" means. READ MORE Advertisement FEATURED STORY Advisors and suppliers meet at GTM West Travel Weekly's GTM West event drew 109 travel advisors from the U.S. and Canada for one-on-one appointments and networking. READ MORE Advertisement MORE NEWS Dispatch, Epcot: Saving the world on the new Cosmic Rewind coaster Travel Weekly's Jamie Biesiada takes a breathtaking ride on Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, Epcot's first roller coaster. READ MORE Expedia system ties hotel search results to customer experience At its Explore partner event, it unveiled a technology platform called Expedia Group Open World and a system that rewards hotels for providing a better guest experience. READ MORE Know a mom who'd be a perfect Royal Caribbean godmother? Head to TikTok U.S. users of TikTok can take part in the #SearchForWonderMom contest by nominating a mom who "inspires those around them to discover, wonder and make memories." READ MORE National Geographic Media names Nathan Lump editor in chief Lump, a former editor in chief of Travel + Leisure, is leaving Expedia Group. READ MORE RIVER CRUISE INSIGHT Le Boat charts a new course in the pandemic era By Nicole Edenedo With the bulk of its business now in Canada rather than Europe, the private boat charter company has added six premium vessels to its Ontario fleet. 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.