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    Whether demonstrating bold whimsy, like Serendipity 3 Times Square (shown), or cultured charm, like New Orleans’ Hotel Tonnelle, hospitality venues that draw upon the local culture and energy create a truly transportive destination. Image courtesy of Serendipity 3.

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