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Creator Backlash Hits Travel: From the U.S. Open to Cruise Ships (opens the original)
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Cruise lines and live events are giving influencers insider access to reach young audiences. Certain partnerships have sparked backlash from paying guests. The U.S. Open was among the latest live tourism events to go all-in on content creators, nearly doubling credentials to nearly 100 for this year's tennis tournament. Some fans weren't happy. One TikTok with more than 750,000 views shows a woman posing in front of a ring light, the court and players acting as her backdrop. “Not an influencer l
How Carnival's New Loyalty Program and Cuts in Fuel Use Are Paying Off (opens the original)
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Carnival is adjusting its rewards, ships, and onboard offerings to keep customers coming back. Carnival Corp. reported strong customer demand in the third quarter. It’s counting on a new loyalty program to help keep momentum going. The cruise operator’s flagship brand, Carnival Cruise Line, launched a revamped rewards program on September 1 that shifted rewards from how often passengers sail to how much they spend. Co-branded credit card issuances rose 20% after plans for the new loyalty program
Faster Dinners, Bigger Ships: How Carnival Is Adjusting to New Passenger Habits (opens the original)
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Carnival Cruise Line is sitting out the premium push that's reshaping airlines and hotels, betting instead on drive-to affordability and multigenerational families. Carnival Cruise Line’s customers are ditching late dining. Gone are the days when passengers were fighting over seats at the 8 p.m. multi-course dining service, President Christine Duffy said on stage at the Skift Global Forum. Now, it’s all about quick service that gives them more time to relax in the spa or get in a workout at the
Barry Diller Withdraws MGM Resorts Bid Worth $18 Billion (opens the original)
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People Inc. walked back its takeover bid but emphasized confidence in MGM, with Barry Diller open to a “range of alternatives.” Barry Diller’s People Inc. has withdrawn its proposal to acquire MGM Resorts International in a potential deal that had been valued at roughly $18 billion. The company, formerly known as IAC, holds a 27% stake in MGM and had been preparing a bid to buy up the remaining shares. People Chairman and Senior Executive Diller said the company “didn Subscribe now for complete
TUI Trims Earnings Guidance as Airline Segment Lags (opens the original)
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TUI has taken the worst-case scenario off the table, but even the top range of 2026 earnings guidance will fall short of 2025. TUI on Tuesday narrowed its fiscal 2026 guidance, pointing to strong vacation demand and improved booking trends but continued disruptions from the Middle East. The German operator expects underlying earnings before interest and taxes for the year ending September 30 to land between €1.2 billion and €1.3 billion (roughly $1.4 billion to $1.5 billion). Subscribe now for c
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