The New York Times – Travel:
For those looking to get away to the cold, new and reimagined hotels in New England, the Alps and beyond offer stylish accommodations near the snow.
Category: nytwintertravel2022
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At a Club Med Ski Resort, Learning to Love the Apéro
The New York Times – Travel:
Will the company’s all-inclusive approach work in the North American market? An avid skier puts the company’s resort at Québec’s Massif de Charlevoix to the test.
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How Some Skiers Are Taking Back the Mountains
The New York Times – Travel:
Big resorts are crowded, pricey and exclusive. But some skiers and snowboarders are trying to reclaim their sports by building a culture that is more inclusive and sustainable. Here’s how.
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How Ski Resorts Are Making Learning to Ski More Fun
The New York Times – Travel:
When it comes to designing terrain and the learning experience, resorts have finally started thinking about beginners, with the idea of getting them to keep coming back.
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New Ski Lifts Are Changing U.S. Slopes With Shorter Lines and Faster Rides
The New York Times – Travel:
A flurry of construction at major ski resorts has led to a high number of notable new chairlifts and gondolas opening this season.
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The Quiet Thrill of Winter Wildlife Viewing
The New York Times – Travel:
In Colorado’s Rockies, birds and other animals stand out against the snow, and even if you can’t see them, their tracks let you know they’re around.
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Diving Into the Local Culture on the Caribbean Island of St. Lucia
The New York Times – Travel:
Creole cooking classes, boisterous street parties, a tour of a cacao plantation and visits with islanders preserving local traditions: A traveler explores a more intimate St. Lucia.
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Is Responsible Travel to Hawaii Fun?
The New York Times – Travel:
It turns out that farm stays and eco-friendly snorkeling trips really are more entertaining than sitting on a beach with a mai tai. Here’s one approach to thoughtful travel in an overtouristed place.
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How Green is Your Cruise?
The New York Times – Travel:
As cruise companies head into their busiest season, they say they have ambitious plans to find cleaner sources of fuel. But critics say the progress is too slow.