Category: winter holidays

Christmas Holidays In Morocco

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Kasbah Tamadot in Morocco.

Fancy spending a holiday in Morocco?

Then take a look at Christmas at the Kasbah Tamadot in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains.

Kasbah Tamadot is part of Virgin Limited Edition, a collection of unique retreats known for fun, style, luxury and service.

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Snowkiting In The Alps

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Snowkiting in Serre Chevalier. Photo credit: Agence Zoom.

Snowkiting will come alive at Serre Chevalier Vallée in the French Alps this January.

From January 8-16, 2011, mountain travelers can visit Serre Chevalier Vallée with Erna Low and experience the Snowkite Masters.

The annual event for local and international snowkiters attracts serious skiers and snowboarders.

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Denver Mile High Holidays

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Denver’s Mile High Holidays celebrate traditions new and old with lighting ceremonies, classic music and theater performances, horse-drawn carriage rides, shopping experiences and hotel deals.

Denver, Colorado, aka The Mile High City, will come alight with holiday spirit from November 26, 2010 through January 2011.

If you’re heading to Denver, there will be dozens of great Mile High Holiday hotel deals.

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Top 10 Winter Travel Tips

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Are you planning a winter holiday in North America or Europe?  Whether you’re staying at the best New York hotels, you still may face travel delays with this season’s record snowfalls and temperatures.  Not only delays, you could even encounter accidents abroad.

The American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) has come up with great tips for worry-free winter travel.

Here are ASTA’s top 10 Winter Travel Tips:

1. Plan ahead. “Waiting to the last minute always leaves a great deal of your trip up to happenstance.”

2.Leave at least an extra hour earlier. “Give yourself more time than usual in order to anticipate the peripheral delays that could occur. Remember to bring some reading material while you wait in the security line or at your departure gate. In cities with snow or ice, arrival delays can exceed two to three hours and de-icing procedures can take an hour before takeoff. ”

3.Steer clear of influenza. “Winter travel can be a frequent contributor to the cold and flu season, adding a miserable element to your travel stress. Before you leave, visit your doctor’s office to get the flu shot or nasal spray flu vaccine. Most germs will spread by contact, so wash your hands or use a hand sanitizer frequently.”

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