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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — An infuriated crowd gathered in City Hall Park on Wednesday to support Grammy Award-winning musician Keyon Harrold’s family. They got together to denounce the racial profiling and false accusations that landed the family in the news after his son was accused by an unidentified woman of stealing her cellphone at a SoHo hotel on Saturday , CBS2’s Christina Fan reported. READ MORE: Broadway Theaters, Comedy Clubs And Other Venues Set To Reopen Next Month In New York The Harrold family demanded accountability, not just from the woman involved, but also from the manager of the Arlo Hotel, where Harrold and his 14-year-old son were staying. MORE : Black Teenager Falsely Accused Of Stealing Cellphone At New York City Hotel Speaks Out: ‘I’m Still Kind Of Shellshocked’ “The racial profiling that Keyon Harrold documented on that cellphone video, if not held accountable, leads to the racial profiling of Andre Hill being killed. It leads to the racial … [Read more...] about SoHo Hotel Confrontation: Rally Held For Black Teenager Falsely Accused Of Stealing Woman’s Cellphone

Video Player Close SHANGHAI, March 4 (Xinhua) -- Hotel corporation Marriott International announced on Wednesday that it plans to open over 60 new hotels in China in 2021. The operation of these new hotels, as well as Marriott's existing businesses, will prioritize China's domestic market as international traveling has not fully resumed due to COVID-19. It will cater to holiday travel demands as well as short-distance travel and staycations. The company also plans to incorporate ways to attract younger guests. Earlier this year, the corporation opened a JW Marriott in Shanghai, making Shanghai the first city in the Asia-Pacific region to have 50 hotels managed by Marriott. In 2021, Marriott will not only continue to develop in China's first-tier cities like Shanghai but will further expand its market in other cities as well. For instance, 15 new hotels are planned to be constructed in Xi'an, a famous travel destination in northwest China's Shaanxi Province. "China is … [Read more...] about Marriott plans to open over 60 new hotels in China in 2021

In the city centre, just a 15-minute walk from the cobblestone alleys of the Old City of Jerusalem, trendy restaurants and boutiques – even coffee bars that double as late-night performance venues – have blossomed. Their youthful, often tattooed clientele offer a curious juxtaposition to the religious pilgrims roaming the Holy City. A growing tech scene – there are upward of 500 startups in the city – has fuelled the metamorphosis. So have art schools, with about 2,500 students combined; many of those students are remaining thanks to city and nonprofit spaces supporting arts-minded entrepreneurs. The city’s creative energy is on full display at Machane Yehuda Market, also in the city centre. In recent years, the 19th-century, open-air market for spices, meat, flowers and produce has had a second shift at sundown when it transforms into a lively nightlife scene with frequent DJ-hosted events. In this sprawling labyrinth, artisan beer halls, tapas and falafel stands, and upscale … [Read more...] about Trendy Jerusalem: Boutique hotels, hip restaurants and buzzy cocktail bars

Nestled between pristine forests and a fjord, this compact Norwegian city has long been recognised for its cultural institutions and its dedication to environmental sustainability (it is the European Green Capital for 2019). But in the decade since the completion of its landmark opera house, Norway’s forward-thinking capital has worked to make compelling architecture its new calling card. Herds of construction cranes swing above the harbour, and entire neighborhoods like the futuristic Barcode district – a row of distinctive side-by-side high-rises – have sprouted. Go now to witness the city’s reinvention in progress, from a newly vibrant downtown to its redrawn skyline. It won’t look like this for long. READ: Northern Lights with a side of Michelin stars in Norway FRIDAY 3PM: WATERFRONT WONDERS To review the most recent updates to Oslo’s urban landscape, head to the waterfront. Although much of the area is still under construction, many revitalisation projects … [Read more...] about Oslo essentials: Where to eat, drink and explore as the city reinvents itself

If I may borrow a phrase: Winter is coming. And with that come holidays, family gatherings and vacation time. Ski vacations are certainly popular during the winter months, but they’re not always easy to plan. Furthermore, prepping for a ski getaway can vary wildly, depending on whether you’re a single professional or a couple with children; if you’re hemmed in by specific dates or have a good deal of flexibility in your schedule. Below are tips for your next ski trip no matter what your profile - and while it won’t necessarily be cheap, there are ways to make it more affordable. READ: Forget the Alps: Japan should be your only choice for a wonderful ski holiday THE YOUNG PROFESSIONAL You are adventurous, have some expendable income and, more important, have nothing to prevent you from getting away spontaneously for the weekend. Flexibility is your friend when it comes to planning your ski vacation, and it will help you target some good deals. CONSIDER BOOKING A … [Read more...] about The frugal traveller’s guide to skiing for less this Winter – and bring the family