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]]>Located in the warm desert of Arizona, this Waldorf Astoria resort is filled to the bring with luxurious amenities, all included in your suite price. Here, you’ll be able to enjoy three scrumptious meals in the upscale hotel restaurant and 10% off of services at the Tierra Luna Spa.
Tucked away in the tranquil town of Port St. Lucie, Florida is this stunning family-friendly resort. Whether you’re in search of an active vacation filled with tennis, football, and golf or a calm getaway with spa treatments, a vacation at Port St. Lucie’s Club Med will be worth your while.
If you’re willing to travel abroad, then this resort in the nearby Providenciales, Turks and Caicos is for you. From various watersports to plenty of restaurants and golden beaches, you’ll be able to enjoy an authentic Caribbean vacation.
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]]>The post 3 Things to do During Winter in Stockholm, Sweden appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The UK isn’t the only country with a palace worth exploring. In the historical heart of Gamla Stan, the Swedish Royal Palace stands proudly as both the official residence of the Swedish monarchy and a testament to the country’s rich heritage. Its lavish halls and Royal Apartments are adorned with priceless artifacts, and its five internal museums are filled with fascinating exhibitions that shine light on the country’s royal past.
Art lovers should be sure to check out Moderna Museet, a contemporary art museum located on Skeppsholmen island in the center of Stockholm. Home to an impressive collection of Swedish and international works by artists including Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí, the museum is a great place to escape the cold and spend some time learning about major artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.
There’s nothing like a hot bath to warm up when it’s chilly outside, so why not make a day of it and book a treatment or two at one of Stockholm’s most prominent spas? For over 100 years, Centralbadet has offered personalized treatments, wellness classes, and saunas in a beautiful art nouveau building on the city’s iconic Drottninggatan street. When you’re finished, head to the in-house Eco-Bar for an organic meal and a cup of tea.
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]]>The post 3 Essential Toiletries for Winter Travel appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Winter weather, combined with the recycled air situation on the plane, can play havoc with your lips. Nothing is more annoying (or painful) than dry, cracked lips, so stock up on lip balms before you go. Many lip balms don’t count as liquids, so they won’t take up precious room in your liquids bag. In an emergency, lip balm can also double up as a dry skin balm, so you’re really packing two products in one.
Even for those with very glossy hair, winter can take its toll on our strands and lead to dry, dull hair. Pack a small pot or bottle of nourishing hair serum, for on-the-go touch-ups which will lend moisture from root to tip. This can also be used to smooth down frizzy flyaways if this is something your hair suffers with. If the serum is rich enough you will only need a small amount, so again this product won’t take up loads of room in your luggage.
A moisturizer will help protect your skin in harsher weather. Pack one that can double up as a face and body serum, so that you don’t have to contend with dry patches on your legs or arms. If you need to condition your nails, add a dash of olive oil to your standard moisturizer and massage this into your hands and nails.
A winter holiday can be great fun, but don’t forget these beauty essentials to keep your skin, hair and nails in tip top condition.
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]]>The post Why Winter in France is a Winner appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This quaint fishing town on the northern coast of France does take a bit of battering from winter storms and rain, but the thick walled houses will protect you from the elements. When it’s not blowing a gale, wander around the pretty cobbled streets, explore the harbor, and taste some of the freshest fish you’ve ever tried from any one of the town’s numerous cafes and restaurants.
This beautiful ancient city is protected from the worst of northern Europe’s winter, by the fact that it’s so far south in France. However, within nearby proximity you have the stunning Pyrenees mountains, so if it’s snow you’re seeking Toulouse can provide that for you. Otherwise, enjoy rambling around the beautiful streets, taking in some of the arts and culture, or sampling some of the regional delicacies including the sumptuous (and hearty) cassoulet, a dish made from duck meat, sausage, and beans in a rich tomato sauce.
This charming village offers an insight into the old ways of life, and is incredibly relaxing to spend a week in. Situated within the Calvados making region, if you fancy some wine tasting tours you’ll be spoilt for choice in this part of France. There are also plenty of sleepy market towns within easy driving distance, so you can pick up some delicious produce. If you’re a history fan, there are plenty of churches and chateaux to explore, don’t miss the ancient town of Vezelay with its impressive ancient abbey.
The cold months are no reason to stay away from France, in fact at this time of year you’ll find it pleasingly empty of tourist crowds. Explore large cities or stick to smaller towns, and you’ll have a chance to experience the real France for yourself.
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]]>The post Why Winter Getaways are Better Than Summer Ones appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Because it’s the popular choice, prices get hiked up as soon as the weather turns warmer. You’ll be able to stay in incredible locations for a fraction of the price you’d pay in peak season, as well as saving huge amounts on flights and other travel expenses.
When you go away in summer, your experience can be a bit overshadowed by the immense overcrowding everywhere. Consider going to a popular summer destination in winter, and you’ll get to have the joy of some peace and quiet while exploring somewhere new.
Due to the summer tourist rush, a lot of popular destinations lose some of their natural charm in catering to the crowds. When you travel there off-season, you’ll get to witness the authentic traditions and customs of the area and soak in all the natural atmosphere of the place.
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]]>The post Best Places to Visit for a Winter Vacation appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Filled with neat, cobbled streets, grand Romanesque architecture, and snow-capped mountains, Prague will show you just how beautiful winter can be. Between the city’s intriguing historical sites such as the Prague Castle and the Spanish Synagogue and its vibrant Czech cafes, weather is not even a consideration during a nonstop trip to this charming city.
Because of being located in the southern hemisphere, Sydney is in peak summer during our winter months. In addition to water sports and the ocean, Sydney offers a range of worthwhile hot spots, including the Sydney Opera House, Bondi Beach, and kayaking adventures through the Syndey Harbor.
If you’re looking for a warm holiday season, then this Hawaiian island is your ideal destination. Honolulu boasts warm temperatures year-round, with plenty of seasonal activities on offer including an impressive Honolulu City Lights Christmas display at its city hall. Of course, you’ll also be able to enjoy a day in the sand on the island’s golden beaches.
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]]>The post Best Places to Visit in the U.S. During Winter appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Vail, Colorado, is home to the world-famous Vail Ski Resort, arguably the best ski resort in the nation. It is a perfect place to be during winter if you are a fan of winter sports, offering perfect conditions for skiing and snowboarding. But even if you don’t enjoy winter activities of this kind, you will have something to do in Vail, thanks to its shopping centers, fancy restaurants, and nightclubs.
There is something magical about New York City in winter. This already amazing city becomes even more special when everything is covered by snow. Its streets and parks are even more picture-perfect, the winter markets are bustling with life, there is an ice skate rink on every corner, and the Christmas lights shine brighter than any other place on Earth. What else could you ask for?
Finally, if you don’t like anything related to winter, simply go someplace warmer. Key West, Florida, is a perfect place to run away from cold weather thanks to its subtropical climate that guarantees warm weather even during the winter months. While everyone else freezes, you can relax on the beach, sip a cocktail, and enjoy the sun.
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]]>The post Check Out These Warm-Weather U.S. National Parks in Winter 2022 appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>South Florida is the home of Everglades National Park, a unique tropical wetland environment that’s the home of an astounding variety of plant and animal life. With hiking trails and tours that you’ll be able to do and average December high temperatures of 78 degrees F, this destination is hard to beat.
Have you ever visited the Sonoran Desert in the state of Arizona before? The perfect place to experience this wonderful region in all its glory is Saguaro National Park just outside the city of Tucson, where you’ll marvel at endless sandy expansions and massive Saguaro cacti.
Not all coastal areas in the United States suffer cold temperatures in winter, and southern California’s Channel Islands are the perfect proof of this. Moderate temperatures, endless sandy beaches, and expansive hiking trails in the park’s five islands are big draws of this gorgeous place.
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]]>The post Don’t Make These Winter Packing Mistakes appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>It is easy to get overwhelmed at times and make mistakes when packing especially in winter. Check out these tips which will help you avoid those problems.
One cardinal sin that many people make when packing in wintertime is stuffing too many coats in a suitcase, which ends up taking up a crazy amount of space. Try to stick to one or two coats that fit with every outfit that you have taken with you.
While it is easy to pack too many coats, lots of people end up forgetting about generously taking socks with them in winter. It is easy to “ruin” a pair of socks for the day by getting them wet or stepping in snow, and you might even want to double-sock if temperatures are really low.
Another thing that people sometimes forget when packing for winter trips are winter accessories that will help you stave off the cold weather. A hat or two, a scarf, and gloves or mittens are essential when it comes to winter travel.
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]]>The post How to Enjoy a Ski Trip If You Don’t Actually Ski appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>How often do you get a chance to be alone with all the free time in the world? Use the time when everyone else is skiing to read a book, write in a journal, listen to music in peace, or do anything else you don’t get time for at home.
Just because you don’t ski doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the fresh air in the mountains. Go for a walk and soak in the bright snow, the green forests, and the sight of people having fun.
Some resorts offer plenty of things you can use to pass the time. You can check out the shops, visit the pool and spa section, and see what else is around that you can explore. Find a nice coffee shop and enjoy a cup of hot coffee or some other drink.
The post How to Enjoy a Ski Trip If You Don’t Actually Ski appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post All-Inclusive Resorts For An Ideal Winter Break appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Located in the warm desert of Arizona, this Waldorf Astoria resort is filled to the bring with luxurious amenities, all included in your suite price. Here, you’ll be able to enjoy three scrumptious meals in the upscale hotel restaurant and 10% off of services at the Tierra Luna Spa.
Tucked away in the tranquil town of Port St. Lucie, Florida is this stunning family-friendly resort. Whether you’re in search of an active vacation filled with tennis, football, and golf or a calm getaway with spa treatments, a vacation at Port St. Lucie’s Club Med will be worth your while.
If you’re willing to travel abroad, then this resort in the nearby Providenciales, Turks and Caicos is for you. From various watersports to plenty of restaurants and golden beaches, you’ll be able to enjoy an authentic Caribbean vacation.
The post All-Inclusive Resorts For An Ideal Winter Break appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Things to do During Winter in Stockholm, Sweden appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The UK isn’t the only country with a palace worth exploring. In the historical heart of Gamla Stan, the Swedish Royal Palace stands proudly as both the official residence of the Swedish monarchy and a testament to the country’s rich heritage. Its lavish halls and Royal Apartments are adorned with priceless artifacts, and its five internal museums are filled with fascinating exhibitions that shine light on the country’s royal past.
Art lovers should be sure to check out Moderna Museet, a contemporary art museum located on Skeppsholmen island in the center of Stockholm. Home to an impressive collection of Swedish and international works by artists including Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí, the museum is a great place to escape the cold and spend some time learning about major artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.
There’s nothing like a hot bath to warm up when it’s chilly outside, so why not make a day of it and book a treatment or two at one of Stockholm’s most prominent spas? For over 100 years, Centralbadet has offered personalized treatments, wellness classes, and saunas in a beautiful art nouveau building on the city’s iconic Drottninggatan street. When you’re finished, head to the in-house Eco-Bar for an organic meal and a cup of tea.
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]]>The post 3 Essential Toiletries for Winter Travel appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Winter weather, combined with the recycled air situation on the plane, can play havoc with your lips. Nothing is more annoying (or painful) than dry, cracked lips, so stock up on lip balms before you go. Many lip balms don’t count as liquids, so they won’t take up precious room in your liquids bag. In an emergency, lip balm can also double up as a dry skin balm, so you’re really packing two products in one.
Even for those with very glossy hair, winter can take its toll on our strands and lead to dry, dull hair. Pack a small pot or bottle of nourishing hair serum, for on-the-go touch-ups which will lend moisture from root to tip. This can also be used to smooth down frizzy flyaways if this is something your hair suffers with. If the serum is rich enough you will only need a small amount, so again this product won’t take up loads of room in your luggage.
A moisturizer will help protect your skin in harsher weather. Pack one that can double up as a face and body serum, so that you don’t have to contend with dry patches on your legs or arms. If you need to condition your nails, add a dash of olive oil to your standard moisturizer and massage this into your hands and nails.
A winter holiday can be great fun, but don’t forget these beauty essentials to keep your skin, hair and nails in tip top condition.
The post 3 Essential Toiletries for Winter Travel appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Why Winter in France is a Winner appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This quaint fishing town on the northern coast of France does take a bit of battering from winter storms and rain, but the thick walled houses will protect you from the elements. When it’s not blowing a gale, wander around the pretty cobbled streets, explore the harbor, and taste some of the freshest fish you’ve ever tried from any one of the town’s numerous cafes and restaurants.
This beautiful ancient city is protected from the worst of northern Europe’s winter, by the fact that it’s so far south in France. However, within nearby proximity you have the stunning Pyrenees mountains, so if it’s snow you’re seeking Toulouse can provide that for you. Otherwise, enjoy rambling around the beautiful streets, taking in some of the arts and culture, or sampling some of the regional delicacies including the sumptuous (and hearty) cassoulet, a dish made from duck meat, sausage, and beans in a rich tomato sauce.
This charming village offers an insight into the old ways of life, and is incredibly relaxing to spend a week in. Situated within the Calvados making region, if you fancy some wine tasting tours you’ll be spoilt for choice in this part of France. There are also plenty of sleepy market towns within easy driving distance, so you can pick up some delicious produce. If you’re a history fan, there are plenty of churches and chateaux to explore, don’t miss the ancient town of Vezelay with its impressive ancient abbey.
The cold months are no reason to stay away from France, in fact at this time of year you’ll find it pleasingly empty of tourist crowds. Explore large cities or stick to smaller towns, and you’ll have a chance to experience the real France for yourself.
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]]>The post Why Winter Getaways are Better Than Summer Ones appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Because it’s the popular choice, prices get hiked up as soon as the weather turns warmer. You’ll be able to stay in incredible locations for a fraction of the price you’d pay in peak season, as well as saving huge amounts on flights and other travel expenses.
When you go away in summer, your experience can be a bit overshadowed by the immense overcrowding everywhere. Consider going to a popular summer destination in winter, and you’ll get to have the joy of some peace and quiet while exploring somewhere new.
Due to the summer tourist rush, a lot of popular destinations lose some of their natural charm in catering to the crowds. When you travel there off-season, you’ll get to witness the authentic traditions and customs of the area and soak in all the natural atmosphere of the place.
The post Why Winter Getaways are Better Than Summer Ones appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Best Places to Visit for a Winter Vacation appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Filled with neat, cobbled streets, grand Romanesque architecture, and snow-capped mountains, Prague will show you just how beautiful winter can be. Between the city’s intriguing historical sites such as the Prague Castle and the Spanish Synagogue and its vibrant Czech cafes, weather is not even a consideration during a nonstop trip to this charming city.
Because of being located in the southern hemisphere, Sydney is in peak summer during our winter months. In addition to water sports and the ocean, Sydney offers a range of worthwhile hot spots, including the Sydney Opera House, Bondi Beach, and kayaking adventures through the Syndey Harbor.
If you’re looking for a warm holiday season, then this Hawaiian island is your ideal destination. Honolulu boasts warm temperatures year-round, with plenty of seasonal activities on offer including an impressive Honolulu City Lights Christmas display at its city hall. Of course, you’ll also be able to enjoy a day in the sand on the island’s golden beaches.
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]]>The post Best Places to Visit in the U.S. During Winter appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Vail, Colorado, is home to the world-famous Vail Ski Resort, arguably the best ski resort in the nation. It is a perfect place to be during winter if you are a fan of winter sports, offering perfect conditions for skiing and snowboarding. But even if you don’t enjoy winter activities of this kind, you will have something to do in Vail, thanks to its shopping centers, fancy restaurants, and nightclubs.
There is something magical about New York City in winter. This already amazing city becomes even more special when everything is covered by snow. Its streets and parks are even more picture-perfect, the winter markets are bustling with life, there is an ice skate rink on every corner, and the Christmas lights shine brighter than any other place on Earth. What else could you ask for?
Finally, if you don’t like anything related to winter, simply go someplace warmer. Key West, Florida, is a perfect place to run away from cold weather thanks to its subtropical climate that guarantees warm weather even during the winter months. While everyone else freezes, you can relax on the beach, sip a cocktail, and enjoy the sun.
The post Best Places to Visit in the U.S. During Winter appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Check Out These Warm-Weather U.S. National Parks in Winter 2022 appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>South Florida is the home of Everglades National Park, a unique tropical wetland environment that’s the home of an astounding variety of plant and animal life. With hiking trails and tours that you’ll be able to do and average December high temperatures of 78 degrees F, this destination is hard to beat.
Have you ever visited the Sonoran Desert in the state of Arizona before? The perfect place to experience this wonderful region in all its glory is Saguaro National Park just outside the city of Tucson, where you’ll marvel at endless sandy expansions and massive Saguaro cacti.
Not all coastal areas in the United States suffer cold temperatures in winter, and southern California’s Channel Islands are the perfect proof of this. Moderate temperatures, endless sandy beaches, and expansive hiking trails in the park’s five islands are big draws of this gorgeous place.
The post Check Out These Warm-Weather U.S. National Parks in Winter 2022 appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Don’t Make These Winter Packing Mistakes appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>It is easy to get overwhelmed at times and make mistakes when packing especially in winter. Check out these tips which will help you avoid those problems.
One cardinal sin that many people make when packing in wintertime is stuffing too many coats in a suitcase, which ends up taking up a crazy amount of space. Try to stick to one or two coats that fit with every outfit that you have taken with you.
While it is easy to pack too many coats, lots of people end up forgetting about generously taking socks with them in winter. It is easy to “ruin” a pair of socks for the day by getting them wet or stepping in snow, and you might even want to double-sock if temperatures are really low.
Another thing that people sometimes forget when packing for winter trips are winter accessories that will help you stave off the cold weather. A hat or two, a scarf, and gloves or mittens are essential when it comes to winter travel.
The post Don’t Make These Winter Packing Mistakes appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post How to Enjoy a Ski Trip If You Don’t Actually Ski appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>How often do you get a chance to be alone with all the free time in the world? Use the time when everyone else is skiing to read a book, write in a journal, listen to music in peace, or do anything else you don’t get time for at home.
Just because you don’t ski doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the fresh air in the mountains. Go for a walk and soak in the bright snow, the green forests, and the sight of people having fun.
Some resorts offer plenty of things you can use to pass the time. You can check out the shops, visit the pool and spa section, and see what else is around that you can explore. Find a nice coffee shop and enjoy a cup of hot coffee or some other drink.
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