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Denver, Colorado, is a perfect winter destination for solo, group or family travel as it offers various outdoor activities, cultural attractions, craft beer scene, scenic drives, holiday festivities and even indoor attractions. Denver serves as a gateway to the Rocky Mountains and offers easy access to world-class winter outdoor activities. While Denver serves as a convenient base for accessing nearby ski resorts in the Rocky Mountains, there are plenty of Ski Lodges within the mountain towns (like Vail, Breckenridge, Keystone and Aspen) close by that are available for everyone to enjoy this vibrant and exciting destination. Whether one is hitting the slopes, enjoying cozy indoor experiences or just leisurely sipping warm hot drinks by the fireplace of a chosen Colorado ski lodge, there's definitely something for everyone in the Mile High City during the winter months. Explore these highly recommended ski lodges in Denver, Colorado, and book your next winter adventure.

Alaska, the 49th state of the United States, has always been a captivating destination for travelers and explorers because of its well-known, vast and mostly untouched wilderness. I believe Alaska deserves its designation "The Last Frontier" and should be on everyone's bucket list. Me and my family especially love what Skagway, AK, has to offer. However, as Skagway is landlocked, the only fun way to reach it is through a cruise. We chose the cruise itinerary aboard Norwegian Encore because it offered longer stays in Skagway and Juneau (Alaska's Capital) and the cruise ship was permitted to enter the Glacier Bay National Park (access to see Glacier Bay is regulated each year to preserve the natural environment). I recommend this cruise (in May) to all my guests as throughout the whole journey — everything was a memorable adventure.

Founded in 1879, Tombstone, Arizona, is the perfect place for travelers that want to step back to a period when the west was wild. This town that's dubbed "Too Tough to Die" is a great day trip destination as it's only approximately one-and-a-half hours away from Tucson, Arizona. Tombstone is rich in American history and had retained that Old West charm. A day would give you ample of time to see the O.K. Corral which is the well-known site of one of the most infamous gunfights in history. Tombstone is also home of the original Bird Cage Theatre (c. 1881), Boothill Graveyard, Tombstone Epitaph which is the oldest continually published newspaper in Arizona, and ‘Lady Banksia’ Rose which holds the Guinness World Record for the largest rose bush.

My wife and I had a glimpse of this luxurious hotel when it was featured in the hit movie “Crazy Rich Asians.” Marina Bay Sands is undoubtedly a "megastructure" and a true architectural marvel. Singapore has always been on the top of our Southeast Asian travel bucket list and when the opportunity came, we made sure to spend quality time within this work of art. Without a doubt, the hotel offered the top thing to see and do when in Singapore. From the moment we arrived at the hotel entrance through check-out - every bit of our entire overnight stay was unforgettable. My family would stay here again and I highly recommend it to my guests.

Antigua, Guatemala, is a great destination for family, solo or group travelers as it offers a unique blend of history, natural beauty, cultural experiences and culinary delights. Antigua is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved Spanish colonial architecture, cobblestone streets, and vibrant cultural heritage. Surrounded by three volcanoes, Antigua offers breathtaking views and opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and volcano treks.Antigua also boasts of colorful markets, diverse culinary scene and wonderful locals that proudly embrace their indigenous heritage through language, traditions, and customs.