“The security of your personal information is our utmost priority,” the letter said.
“We will continue to enhance and extend the robust security measures we have in place to secure your reservations with us.”
Customers were advised to take extra precautions to keep their devices safe from phishing attempts.
It is not known how many customers have been impacted or if credit card or bank information have been compromised in the breach.
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