Let travel be part of your New Year’s resolutions
Despite the political and economic turmoil that affected family travelers in 2025, I hope you are planning family getaways for the new year.
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Bergen: The city in Norway that inspired the movie Frozen
Bergen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is located on the west coast of Norway in the heart of the famous fjords
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There’s plenty to do besides skiing off the slopes
These days, heading to a snow resort offers a lot more than skiing and riding wherever you find yourself looking for some fun in the snow. And even the fittest person will likely need a day off from the slopes.
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What’s for dinner on Bonaire? Lots of flavors and choices
“Visitors should definitely try local authentic food like we serve—goat stew, kari kari (fish in a creole sauce) piska salu (salt fish stew), and conch strew. Vlatap is a popular side dish made from boiled pumpkin and cornmeal,” Donge said.
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How the tiny island of Bonaire changes lives for the better
Godsay, then 32, hated her corporate job but unlike many people decided to do something about it. She found a diving club and told the instructors she wanted to move to the Caribbean and teach diving. To their credit, they didn’t laugh.
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Time Travel to the Jet Age: The TWA Hotel at JFK International Airport
You can time travel back to 1962 when you stay at the 512-room TWA Hotel adjacent to Jet Blue’s Terminal 5. This is the certainly one of the most unique airport hotels anywhere in the world.
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Bonaire: a laid-back Caribbean island paradise
Bonaire is a small island, just 24 miles long at with just 27,000 people. Consider that Aruba has 100,000 and Curacao160,000.
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The best holiday gifts for your favorite travelers
Holiday gifts they’ll appreciate from socks to first aid kits to merino wool garments to comfy boots…
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Family Holiday Fun on a Budget
Many of us are forgoing expensive vacations or flying this holiday season. But we could enjoy holiday traditions – or make new ones without spending a fortune by visiting a big hotel’s gingerbread display or seeing light displays at local zoos and botanic gardens.
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Where to take the kids to see the best and brightest holiday lights
The good news is there are holiday light displays in small towns, as well as big cities across the country and many are free. And for those who have had to forgo an expensive holiday vacation this year, spending the money to see the terrific holiday lights displays at local botanic gardens and zoos will not only be fun but an affordable holiday splurge.
