Nina Ruggiero

1 month ago | travelandleisure.com | Nina Ruggiero

Aerial view of The Summit hotel. . Photo: Courtesy of Boyne ResortsBig Sky’s advanced lift infrastructure includes three cozy heated bubble lifts—and it’s the only ski resort in North America with two eight-person lifts to keep things running quickly and smoothly. The resort offers more than one acre per skier on average, so you’ll almost never deal with crowded slopes.

2 months ago | travelandleisureasia.com | Nina Ruggiero

Like many dads, mine is a man of few words over text; he’s famous in my family for responding to almost anything with a single thumbs-up emoji. But when I texted him last March asking if he wanted to go on an Alaska cruise, my phone immediately lit up with an enthusiastic “Hell yeah.”Nine weeks later, we found ourselves in a helicopter hovering over the Port of Skagway, the massive, 145,000-ton Discovery Princess cruise ship we had just disembarked shrinking in the distance.

2 months ago | travelandleisureasia.com | Nina Ruggiero

Like many dads, mine is a man of few words over text; he’s famous in my family for responding to almost anything with a single thumbs-up emoji. But when I texted him last March asking if he wanted to go on an Alaska cruise, my phone immediately lit up with an enthusiastic “Hell yeah.”Nine weeks later, we found ourselves in a helicopter hovering over the Port of Skagway, the massive, 145,000-ton Discovery Princess cruise ship we had just disembarked shrinking in the distance.

2 months ago | rockefellercenter.com | Nina Ruggiero

ShareTopicsVisiting Rock Center? Include Top of the Rock in your plans. Purchase your tickets online today!Buy TicketsRelated ArticlesAs far as dating in New York City goes, one thing is certain: with low temperatures comes high reward. Dare to trade the comforting hum of the radiator in your toasty apartment for a short cold-weather commute to Midtown and soon sparks will be flying over a bottle of wine and shareable plates for two.

2 months ago | travelandleisureasia.com | Nina Ruggiero

Like many dads, mine is a man of few words over text; he’s famous in my family for responding to almost anything with a single thumbs-up emoji. But when I texted him last March asking if he wanted to go on an Alaska cruise, my phone immediately lit up with an enthusiastic “Hell yeah.”Nine weeks later, we found ourselves in a helicopter hovering over the Port of Skagway, the massive, 145,000-ton Discovery Princess cruise ship we had just disembarked shrinking in the distance.