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03 Oct Top 5 Destinations to Spend New Year’s Eve in Europe Posted at 22:56h in Blog by Victoria People say that the way you spend your New Year’s Eve can set the tone for the entire year. If that’s the case, then you should spend New Year’s Eve in the best way you can; you can travel around the world and enjoy new experiences. For late deals, you can check https://www.dealchecker.co.uk/cheap-holidays.html to get the best deals.  Europe is a great place to spend New Year’s Eve. The following are some of the top cities in Europe that you can spend New Year’s Eve.  Paris [France] Paris, also known as the City of Lights, is one of the perfect places to celebrate New Year’s Eve. Paris is famous for its parties. During the holidays, Paris offers even more fun activities such as fireworks and celebrations and elegant dinners. If you want to watch the firework shows, one of the best spots is the Arc de Triomphe. A great show … [Read more...] about Top 5 Destinations to Spend New Year’s Eve in Europe

Tips : Accommodation Related: Birmingham We review the best Marriott, Hyatt and Hilton hotel executive club lounges in Birmingham, Huntsville, Florence, Mobile, Alabama, Montgomery in Alabama. Alabama is a state in the southeastern region of the United States. It is bordered by Tennessee to the north, Georgia to the east, Florida and the Gulf of Mexico to the south, and Mississippi to the west. While it is not a popular holiday destination, there are plenty of Marriott, Hyatt and Hilton hotels to choose from in the major cities of Birmingham, Huntsville, Florence, Mobile, Alabama and Montgomery. In terms of the best luxury hotels in Alabama, The Hyatt Regency Birmingham Wynfrey Hotel is a great choice and the Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club and Spa is also your top choice for playing golf in the region. Wherever you decide to stay, in Birmingham, Alabama, or elsewhere, be sure to take advantage of our free upgrades, free breakfasts and free perks at almost every luxury hotel … [Read more...] about Best Hotel Executive Club Lounges In Birmingham, Alabama

“People avoid talking about it,” said Jan Krause Greene, a writer, peace activist, and grandmother who moved to Bellingham five years ago. “It’s the first time in my life I’ve avoided talking about it. . . . I don’t bring it up unless I’m in a safe space.” The taboo topic, of course, is politics, and more specifically, President Trump, whose 2016 election uncloaked a chasm between voters all over the country, but here especially so. In Bellingham, residents turned out in force at the polls that day, mostly unaware of the rift within their ranks. When the votes were counted, Bellingham emerged as the most closely divided town in Massachusetts, a mere 26 votes out of almost 9,000 deciding the race locally in favor of Donald Trump. For a time, people tried to talk about it. Arguments flared; Facebook friends were un-friended. Soon, unspoken rules were laid down, and an uneasy quiet descended. Last month, as House Democrats … [Read more...] about What’s better left unsaid in Bellingham? Politics

Stay: The fun keeps coming at the Chatham Bars Inn, even if there’s a chill in the air. Activities on tap include cooking school (with produce from the resort’s own farm), fly-fishing school with Orvis-endorsed instructors, and spa treatments (the Cranberry Crush, with locally-sourced fruit, is perfect for fall.) The outdoor fire pit at the South Lounge is a popular spot in autumn. www.chathambarsinn.com. Rates from $499. Meanwhile, in Wellfleet . . . Pumpkins, schmumpkins! Oysters take center stage in Wellfleet — even farther down the Cape — this fall. The town’s big, bivalve-themed bash, Wellfleet Oyster Fest, happens annually on the weekend after Columbus Day (Oct. 19 and 20 this year) along Main Street. These briny beauties taste of the sea in the best possible way; this is your chance to try them raw, stuffed, fried, frittered, in chowder, and on a stick dipped in chocolate and jimmies. (OK, maybe not that last one.) Not into oysters? … [Read more...] about Power to the pumpkin people! Six under-the-radar autumn escapes

Stay: The fun keeps coming at the Chatham Bars Inn, even if there’s a chill in the air. Activities on tap include cooking school (with produce from the resort’s own farm), fly-fishing school with Orvis-endorsed instructors, and spa treatments (the Cranberry Crush, with locally-sourced fruit, is perfect for fall.) The outdoor fire pit at the South Lounge is a popular spot in autumn. www.chathambarsinn.com. Rates from $499. Meanwhile, in Wellfleet . . . Pumpkins, schmumpkins! Oysters take center stage in Wellfleet — even farther down the Cape — this fall. The town’s big, bivalve-themed bash, Wellfleet Oyster Fest, happens annually on the weekend after Columbus Day (Oct. 19 and 20 this year) along Main Street. These briny beauties taste of the sea in the best possible way; this is your chance to try them raw, stuffed, fried, frittered, in chowder, and on a stick dipped in chocolate and jimmies. (OK, maybe not that last one.) Not into oysters? … [Read more...] about Six under-the-radar autumn escapes