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Voyage to the Top of Europe

His idea of a winter cruise was a tropical swing to Grand Cayman and Cozumel, not snowbound ports above the Arctic Circle, places with strange names like Tromsø and Honningsvag.

New Hampshire’s Culinary Trails

Food & Beverage, Magazine Features

Safe to say that a visit to the Granite State rarely evokes thoughts of wine, cheese and chocolate.

Think again.

Culinary Tourism: Exploring the Meanings of Food

Expert Advice

Food offers a window on the world and a mirror on ourselves. I’ve always loved exploring with food. Trying new tastes and ingredients. Learning about the history of a dish and the history of a culture through an ingredient. Meeting the people who grow and prepare food I’m eating.

How to Attract the Boomer Market

Expert Advice

Much has been written and even more spoken about the “generations,” their impact on travel and how we should sell to each group. Purposely, we’re skipping generations X, Y and Z in this column but will address each of their unique issues in the future.

Colorado Gold

Magazine Features, Outdoor & Adventure

Soar through the fiery red and yellow treetops on a zip line, lift off in a hot air balloon, ride the rails or take a leisurely scenic drive. Whatever the activity threshold, touring Colorado in September and October promises to be a vacation to remember.

Finding Tomorrow’s Group Travelers

Expert Advice

Many hours have been spent pontificating on the baby boomer effect on travel, in particular the group travel sector. I’m not going down that path here, but a lot of us seem to be at a crossroads in our business, and everyone’s waiting for the next big thing.

Create Lasting Memories in Colorado Springs

Activities, Site InSpections

Now’s the time to get back to experiencing life the way it was meant to be. From riding a horse to riding the rails, Colorado Springs offers many ways to get back to those carefree days we too often push aside.