NYC Short-Term Rentals, Disney Parks Growth and British Airways Loyalty
A New York City regulator reported that Local Law 18 has effectively curbed illegal short-term rentals, with major booking platforms now in compliance. The Walt Disney Company is optimistic about expanding its cruise fleet and increasing theme park attendance, contributing to a robust revenue increase in its Parks & Experiences division. British Airways is revamping its communication strategy on its controversial loyalty program changes by launching a new microsite and video series to better inform customers.
- Disney's Gamble: More Cruise Ships, Parks, and Premium Prices
- British Airways Boosts Loyalty Messaging to 'Reassure' Customers
- NYC Enforcement Boss on Short-Term Rental Law: 'It's Working' - Exclusive
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