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The CEO of Intercontinental Hotels Group says that the world has moved beyond revenge travel--even China.

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Shares of France's Accor and Britain's InterContinental were higher on a report the two hotel chains explored a merger.

Hilton and other hotel stocks are climbing following a deal in Congress on a $2 trillion stimulus bill.

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The brand will be developed in the U.S. but could spread internationally.

Hurricanes Irma and Harvey are weighing on shares of the major airliners as concerns over higher jet-fuel costs loom.

The global sell-off continues.

The Dow Jones U.S. Travel & Leisure Index has been falling since Thursday's attack in Barcelona, Spain.

The Euro Stoxx 600 Travel & Leisure index was down 1.13% Friday at 8:49 am in London, compared with a year-to-date rise of 4.78%.

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Investors shouldn't automatically assume that all travel and leisure stocks will be hard hit by the Coronavirus.

The charts of two global hotel chains indicate they're the best names to hold in the lodging business right now.

The hotel giant's shares have regained lost ground heading into its earnings release Monday night, though it does face trade and geopolitical issues.

Ackman's fund bought the hotelier's stock in 2016 and cashed out the following year for a gain of about 30%.

The entire travel and leisure sector appears ripe for a correction.

Banks threaten to leave the U.K., but tourists flock in.

At least one chart is quite bullish.

Their numbers shrink in surveys as the market tells a familiar story.

It has invested aggressively, so it's well positioned now.

We're still bullish after several days of investor meetings.

A new name joined the model portfolio this week, and we are well positioned to put more cash to work.

Treasury yields are surging. The reason why will be key to the stock market's recovery.

Hype for the polygon-shaped ride has faded away, experts say.

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