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Dunkin' Donuts To Open In 12 New Airport Locations

By CSD Staff | November 30, 2012

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Dunkin’ Donuts’ Trip Planner allows holiday travelers to map all of the Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants along their road trip.

With the number of airline tickets sold for Christmas and New Year’s already up more than 50% from last year, Dunkin’ Donuts is prepared for the rush of travelers stopping by to fuel up at its nearly 90 airport locations. 

In addition, 12 new airport locations are planned for 2013, including the first Dunkin’ Donuts at Louis Armstrong International Airport in New Orleans, Dallas Love Field Airport, George Bush International Airport in Houston, Des Moines International Airport, and Chicago’s Midway Airport.

With 84 million people expected to take planes, trains and automobiles to holiday gatherings in the coming weeks, many travelers will be able to visit one of Dunkin’ Donuts’ more than 50 train and bus terminal locations.  Highway travelers also have the opportunity to visit Dunkin’ Donuts at numerous travel centers on Florida’s Turnpike, the Maryland Turnpike, the Connecticut Turnpike, Merit Parkway, the Kansas Turnpike and more.

“Airport and other non-traditional locations continue to be strong growth areas for Dunkin’ Donuts,” said Grant Benson, CFE, vice president of development at Dunkin’ Brands.  “Guests love the convenience of grabbing their favorite coffee or baked goods wherever their busy travel schedules may take them, and our franchisees enjoy the flexibility of these sites.”

The company’s growth in alternative locations, such as mass transit stations, travel centers, supermarkets, college campuses and military bases, means that consumers can fuel up for a holiday rush and keep themselves running through the hustle and bustle of the season.  Dunkin’ Donuts currently has more than 500 non-traditional locations with a delicious line-up of beverages and snacks, including Dunkin’ Donuts hot and iced coffee, baked goods, Oven-Toasted breakfast sandwiches, bakery sandwiches, and more.  Many of these non-traditional locations also offer Dunkin’ Donuts Cards, a fun, affordable and convenient gift to pick up for friends, family, and co-workers while en route to holiday parties or gatherings.  These cards can be purchased in any amount between $2 and $100 and never expire.

Finally, Dunkin’ Donuts’ Trip Planner allows travelers to map all of the Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants along their road trip. Travelers can simply type in a start and end address and the Trip Planner provides the most direct route in addition to a list of accessible Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants along the way. Guests can also download and use the Dunkin’ App for iPhone, iPod touch and Android smartphones, which has a detailed restaurant locator with easy to find directions to and information about local Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants, including store hours, in-store Wi-Fi, drive-thru availability and more.

 

 

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