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Expedia to stop selling holidays that include captive dolphin shows
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The travel company Expedia has stopped selling holidays that include performances by captive dolphins and whales.
There have been growing calls in recent years, including from the prime minister’s wife, Carrie Johnson, to ban attractions and experiences that involve captive sea creatures.
Announcing the move on Twitter, the company said: “We recently adjusted our animal welfare policy. As a result, attractions and activities that involve performances by or interactions with dolphins and other cetaceans will no longer be available on our sites.”
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