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McDonald's needs kids more than today's kids need McDonald's. Perhaps no one knows that better than CEO Don Thompson, who was grilled by a 9-year-old at the annual meeting.
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Michael Issenberg, Chairman and COO, Accor Asia Pacific tells CNBC why his company is optimistic on its China business. He adds that his company is planning further expansion into the market there.
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Arne Sorenson, Marriott International CEO & president, explains how demand for its high-end hotels helped the company beat third quarter estimates, and weighs in on a bullish forecast for 2013.
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Japanese chef, Nobu Matsushia and Trevor Horwell, Nobu Hospitality CEO, explain to CNBC's Simon Hobbs, why they teamed up with Caesars Palace to open up a hotel in Las Vegas.
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Signs are pointing to a slow rebound in luxury travel, even for businesses. See where hotel properties are expanding.
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Expedia launched a rewards program for Chase credit cardholders this week, adding additional perks for booking through the online agency. Get the details.
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Many travelers book hotel rooms only a day or so in advance. Here's a rundown of popular Apple and Android apps.
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When booking a hotel stay, reading the fine print can mean the difference between added charges or big savings, a survey finds. Some tips for saving money.
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More Americans are expected to take to the skies and roads this Labor Day weekend, according to AAA forecasts. Get the details on why.
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Michael Lindenbaum, Dream Downtown managing director, and Scott Gerber, Gerber Group founder, provide an inside look at New York's exclusive clubs ahead of Fashion Week.
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Are you really getting the best deal? A new lawsuit claims online travel websites are conspiring with hotel chains to fix room prices.
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With negotiated corporate hotel rates predicted to rise, many road warriors may find themselves staying at lower-tier properties next year.
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Clement Kwok, CEO & MD, Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels says his firm has managed to perform relatively well despite renovations at its key properties. He expects customers to respond favorably to the improved properties.
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A new survey reveals how business travelers use mobile devices on the road. Besides the obvious checking email and reading news, some report the likelihood of boss-blushing video chats.
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Discussing the growth Las Vegas is seeing, and whether European woes are affecting the attractions there, with Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas CEO John Unwin. (A graphic originally in this video misstated that the Cosmopolitan was owned by Deutsche Bank. It has since been corrected.)
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Many Westin Hotels and Resorts will soon see upgraded lobbies and nature inspired seating, with better connectivity options for business travelers.
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"Road Warrior Tested" reviews the Hilton Sydney, an upscale property in the heart of Sydney's central business district and close to all the major attractions.
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Air France passengers were asked how much cash they had when their flight made an emergency landing in Syria and the government refused a credit card payment to refuel.
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Road warriors are traveling less and cutting costs while on the road, a new survey finds.
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IKEA plans to build a chain of budget hotels across Europe. But will you have to put your own hotel room furniture together?
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Platinum elite members are eligible for complimentary upgrades to suites at some Marriott hotels. Plus, get the most from your travel mileage programs.