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One of the world's attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild travel websites, TripAdvisor, has decided to stop selling tickets to attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild and aquariums that have attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild creatures like dolphins, orcas, porpoises and whales. One attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild attraction that TripAdvisor will not sell tickets for is SeaWorld in Florida. A TripAdvisor attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild said the attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild is a continuation of the company's 2016 attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild that prohibited sales of tickets to attractions where tourists come into physical attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild with animals, like elephant rides. TripAdvisor halted ticket sales to "demeaning animal shows and attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild" in 2018. The latest ban applies to any attractions that "contribute to the attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild" of dolphins, orcas, porpoises and whales.

A TripAdvisor spokesman elaborated on his company's attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild initiative. He said: "Whales and dolphins do not thrive in limited captive attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild, and we hope to see a attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild where they live as they should - free and in the attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild." He added: "We believe the current attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild of whales and dolphins in captivity should be the last, and we look forward to seeing this position adopted more attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild throughout the travel industry." A SeaWorld spokesman said: "We are disappointed by TripAdvisor's new position that ignores the attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild value and conservation attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild of professionally accredited zoos and aquariums....SeaWorld maintains the attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild standards of attractionsbancaptivitycarecontacteducationalenvironmentsfuturegenerationhighestleadingmarinemissionnewperformancespolicyspokespersontopwidelywild for all animals."