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2 weeks ago |
globaltravelerusa.com | Katherine Parker-Magyar
How far would you travel in pursuit of inner peace? Though the wellness industry has grown in popularity for quite a while, he business skyrocketed post-pandemic, with more and more travelers booking yoga retreats in the name of serenity, spirituality and, of course, self-care. When I decided it was zen I sought, I figured I should travel to its very birthplace: India.
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1 month ago |
apreschronicles.com | Katherine Parker-Magyar
Sun Valley is a charming mountain town famous for its 250 days of sunshine annually — hence its name. So, if you love bluebird days (and panoramic valley vistas), Sun Valley is the spot for you. The resort is home to over 2,400 skiable acres across two mountains: Bald Mountain (which will host the alpine skiing World Cup) and Dollar Mountain .
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1 month ago |
newjerseyhills.com | Katherine Parker-Magyar
I’ve been on many spectacular adventures as a travel writer, but nothing can compare to a polar bear safari in the Canadian North. For the traveler who’s been everywhere, add a Frontiers North expedition to your bucket list now. My journey to the Canadian sub-Arctic required three flights and an hour-long tundra buggy journey to the remote shores of the Hudson Bay.
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1 month ago |
apreschronicles.com | Katherine Parker-Magyar
Bluebird days and fresh powder await on the scenic slopes of Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America! It is ringed by the Sierra Nevada mountain range and is home to the highest concentration of ski resorts in the country. The picturesque oasis is aptly nicknamed “Big Blue” for its stunning juxtaposition of crystal blue waters. The region boasts over 300 days of sunshine and 500 inches of snow annually.
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2 months ago |
globaltravelerusa.com | Katherine Parker-Magyar
When I first visited Vancouver, I was headed to the city for a work event. I anticipated a hectic few days of business travel, but what I didn’t expect was the awe-inspiring natural beauty of the city. From there, I ventured out into the wilds of Canada’s Pacific Coast with a trip to Vancouver Island and Tofino. I have returned — for work and pleasure — many times since over the years.
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