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Southwest Airlines Traffic Keeps Rising

  Southwest Airlines had another strong month in September, according to the carrier’s latest data report. Southwest flew 9.9 billion revenue passenger miles last month, up 7.9 percent from the 9.2 billion revenue passenger miles the company flew in September 2015. Available seat miles increased to 11.8 billion, a jump of 6 percent, while load…

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Royal Caribbean Planning LNG Cruise Ships

  Royal Caribbean Cruises is going green in a major way. The company has announced plans to power its newest class of ships with liquefied natural gas and introduce the use of fuel cell technology. Royal Caribbean has signed a memorandum of understanding with shipbuilder Meyer Turku under the project name “Icon.” The vessels will…

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Nassau Paradise Island “Open for Business”

  Nassau and Paradise Island are “open for business” following Hurricane Matthew, according to the popular Bahamian destination’s promotion board. The destination is now welcoming guests following last week’s storm, which pummeled much of the Bahamas with heavy rain and wind. “Member hotels and resorts were well-prepared for the storm and sustained minimal damage. Clean-up…

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How This St. Lucia Hotel Is Reinventing All-Inclusive

  The classic all-inclusive concept means everything you want in a vacation without having to take out your wallet. Often, though, that can also mean never leaving the hotel. That’s why one resort in St. Lucia is reinventing the all-inclusive concept with a rather clever idea: combining dining options both inside and outside the hotel….

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Sandals Weathers Hurricane in Exuma

  While Hurricane Matthew passed over Exuma as a Category 3 storm, Sandals’ Emerald Bay resort sustained just “superficial damage,” according to the company. The resort never lost power and guests remained comfortable, Sandals said in a statement following the passage of the storm. “Initial review suggests that the resort sustained superficial damage, but a…

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