Email Edition: Friday, December 12, 2025

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JUST IN CASE YOU MISSED YESTERDAY’s STORIES:


  • WESTJET HITS NEW HEIGHTS WITH JAYS: Unveils branded plane to mark partnership renewal
    - By MICHAEL BAGINSKI/ With nearly 1,000 WestJetters, Toronto Blue Jays representatives – including legendary players Pat Borders and Edwin Encarnacion – and community members in attendance, WestJet celebrated the renewal of its long-standing partnership with the Toronto Blue Jays Tuesday by unveiling a new co-branded plane that will take the iconic Jays logo to 35,000 feet, and wherever the plane flies.

  • CUBA ‘EMPOWERS’ TRAVEL SECTOR: Details emerge from unprecedented economic package
    - As part of an unprecedented emergency economic package designed to open up Cuba’s struggling economy, the Cuban government has announced the rollout of a historic package of 176 free-market reforms designed to completely revitalize the island's travel sector.

  • FIRST DOMINO TO FALL? Porter reduces fuel surcharge
    - With fuel prices dropping in the wake of an apparent agreement between the U.S. and Iran to end the war in the Middle East, Porter Airlines says it is reducing its temporary surcharge for new reward flight bookings to $20.

  • FRENCH FRY AND EUROPE WITHERS UNDER RECORD HEAT
    - France recorded its hottest day ever Tuesday as an early heat wave gripped Europe, prompting the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre museum to restrict visiting hours and disrupting school and transportation schedules in multiple countries.

  • RETAIL ROUND-UP: Agent news, fams & incentives
    - This week: ACTA is concerned over cuts, Ensemble ups tech ante, Utah Office of Tourism hosts Canadian travel advisors, Flight Centre Canada gets a gift partner, and Collette collects food donations.

  • EXPEDIA TAAP MOVES BEYOND BOOKINGS: Introduces new back-office API and tools
    - Expedia Travel Agent Affiliate Program (TAAP) is redefining its role beyond a booking platform, introducing new capabilities that help travel advisors and agencies streamline back-office operations, reduce manual work and scale their businesses more effectively.
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