by Nick Stamoulis
Smart Destinations, creators of the all-inclusive Go Card attraction products have launched the New England skiing and snowboard product, the Go Ski Card. The Go Ski Card includes ski tickets and full day pre-paid ski lift passes to 14 ski area resorts in Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. Go Ski Card New […]
by Jennifer Weiss
The perfect place for an all-season vacation retreat filled to the brim with more recreational pursuits than you could possibly imagine, Killington, Vermont is the ideal haven for any true outdoor lover. With one of the premier ski resorts in New England at its disposal and a stunning expanse of breathtaking terrain that […]
by Fruzsina Csery
Why skiing? Because it is not only enjoyable, but is a great way of fitness: skiing is a great form of exercise requiring a level of skill, balance, and flexibility. Skiing is also great way to strengthen and tone several muscle groups. What can be such a big fun like skiing? The mountains, […]
by Paul la Vella
With winter approaching, many skiers are preparing for their yearly trips to their favorite ski resorts. This 2007-2008 ski season however, could prove quite a challenge to resort owners, especially in New England. One serious problem affecting the New England ski industry, as well as the rest of the world, is the […]
By: Patty King
Vacations can be for relaxation and solitude, adventure or sightseeing. Whatever your mood is, you can find what you’re looking for in New England. New England vacations can entertain each member of a hard-to-please family. With four very distinct and colorful seasons and six states filled with attractions, amusements, romantic hideaways, plenty of […]
By: Barry Williams
Information on Ski Vacations in Aspen, Alaska & Big Sky
I am sure you will agree that, before departing on any vacation, a little information on your destination can only help. Our purpose is to provide you with exactly that regarding ski vacations!
Alaska Ski Vacations
Alaska, which has always been a source of awe and […]
By: Mark Scriven
Global warming and the associated changes in climate are being caused by the so-called “greenhouse” effect, which is raising the temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere. Global temperatures have been forecast to increase from 1.5 to 6.0 degrees Celsius by the end of this century. Since nine of the ten warmest years have occurred […]