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Detroit has a number of cool hotels that are great fits for your girl's getaway. Here are a few of our picks. Top Picks The Cochrane House Luxury Historic Inn Detroit 216 Winder St. Downtown This art-filled, 18th century mansion in Detroit's historic Brush Park was built in 1870, and is located in the heart of Downtown Detroit. The innkeepers are sisters Roderica & Francina James and who love to host guests in the home where they also live. This private luxury bed & breakfast is located in the center of Downtown Detroit putting it within walking distance to many of the city's attractions. Suite's in the B&B feature steam showers in some rooms and soaker tubs in others, and a kitchen where guests are welcome for cookies or a glass of wine. To elevate the relaxation experience, the James sisters can arrange a full spa package including a private chef or other guest requests. The B&B is an adult-only establishment and has

There's plenty to do within the city limits of Colorado Springs, from Cheyenne Mountain Zoo to hiking between the sandstone outcrops of the Garden of the Gods, but daytrippers from the city will find adventures on all sides, no matter which direction they find themselves pulled in. All manner of sights and off-the beaten path gems lie within an hour or two of the Springs, from mighty mountain peaks to the bustling bars and food halls of the Colorado capital. Here's our pick of the best day trips from Colorado Springs. Hiking trails climb the slopes of Pikes Peak, but rail buffs will love the Cog Railway © The Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway Pikes Peak When in Colorado Springs, the ascent to the top of Pikes Peak should be at the top of your to-do list. The only question is how are you going to get to the top? Nicknamed America's Mountain, the peak is famous for being the inspiration for the poem which later became the song "America the Beautiful"

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Travel advisors are organizers, destination experts, and a 24-hour concierge who can tailor a trip, replan, reschedule, and even keep a momentous holiday from crumbling to pieces. Tracy Kaler Waves of infections, changing protocols, and postponed flights are merely a handful of realities folks face while traveling during the pandemic. Even during "normal" times, travel isn't always straightforward, and with a plethora of moving parts, every vacation brings risk. But those risks have multiplied with Covid, and tri

Search Engine Land's daily brief features daily insights, news, tips, and essential bits of wisdom for today's search marketer. If you would like to read this before the rest of the internet does, sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox daily. Good morning, Marketers, have you made headway with your DE&I initiatives? Diversity is constantly top-of-mind for me as an SMX programming team member, as it is for our entire team. It's easy to issue statements in solidarity with victims or denouncing injustices, but the real struggle is in identifying opportunities to make our events, workplace and industry more inclusive. Complacency and procrastination are our worst enemies here and only work to institutionalize inequity. Making your own company more inclusive doesn't mean treating certain demographics, like white males, as second-class citizens. "Inclusion management is really about a rising tide that lifts all boats, making sure

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Skift Take It's too soon to tell whether the pandemic will drive people back into the arms of human beings to book their holidays, but Evan Frank thinks he's got the right ingredients to reboot the classic travel agent model. Matthew Parsons Evan Frank has had an epiphany: travel advisors sell holidays. The founder of high-end homesharing company Onefinestay is so convinced they're the future, he's launching a new business called Fora, a platform with branding, marketing, communications and commission tracking tools. It marks his return to travel, after selling Onefinestay to Accor for $168 million in 2014. Since then he's launched a niche educational/tour guide business, and has been investing in startups, but now he spots an opportunity: to fill a gap that's been left by commission-hungry online travel agencies. Join Us at Skift Global Forum in NYC September 21-23 Frank has an eye for spotting trends. In 2010 he launched Onefinestay to capi

UPDATE: This report was updated on Sept. 6 with information about the Netherlands requiring U.S. visitors to quarantine for 10 days. The U.S. travel trade was left scrambling to respond to the European Union's decision last week to remove the U.S. from its "safe travel" list due to the recent rise in Covid cases. Confusion ran rampant immediately following the announcement, which was not "legally binding," according to the EU Council, with each EU member country left to decide whether to ramp up restrictions on U.S. inbound travel. An online infographic shared by the council indicated that the EU continued to support travel by those who are fully vaccinated, suggesting that unvaccinated travelers would likely bear the brunt of any resulting policy changes. However, the Netherlands is now requiring vaccinated U.S. travelers to quarantine for 10 days, effectively snuffing leisure tourism from the U.S. Needless pause Trafalgar CEO Gavin Tollman writes that this lat

Published September 20, 2021 by Ruth Comerford Lonely Planet is launching new editions of  The Travel Book  and  The Travel Book for Kids  as travel starts to resume worldwide.... Lonely Planet is launching new editions of  The Travel Book  and  The Travel Book for Kids  as travel starts to resume worldwide. The publisher will release the new editions of its bestselling coffee table books this autumn, with The Travel Book for Kids due out in October and The Travel Book publishing in early November. The encyclopaedic guides have been updated with new profiles and photography, plus feature insights on when to visit, what to see and do, facts about the country's culture including film, music, food and drink, key phrases, and important achievements.  In addition to the new travel books, Lonely Planet has a range of new titles including Lonely Planet's Best in Travel, Where To Go

As more people resume traveling, an increasing number are discovering that they're out of practice when it comes to planning and packing after 18 months of staying local. The good news is that apps can help. It's a safe bet that you have the apps for Uber, Lyft, Airbnb and your favorite airlines on your smartphone. But here are five free apps that can give you a leg up when you hit the road. FlightAware FlightAware is one of the most useful apps of its kind that allows you to track your flights online. It provides a live map of a flight and keeps tabs on delays, cancellations and gate changes. I find it especially useful when I have a tight connection. It's also essential when I'm picking up someone at the airport, allowing me to track their flight and monitor any delays. Hotel Tonight Hotel Tonight HotelTonight HotelTonight is my favorite app for last-minute discounted hotels on same-night accom

This story was updated on September 11, 2021. I t's been less than two weeks since the European Union removed the U.S. from its 'safe list' of countries for nonessential travel, and already some of the most-visited of the bloc's 27 member states have reacted by clamping down with additional Covid-19 travel restrictions for Americans. The E.U. recommendation is non-binding, so it's up to each individual country in the bloc whether to impose additional restrictions. Already, it's clear that travelers will not find one universal policy throughout the E.U., as a messy patchwork of different rules and regulations is emerging across the continent. Here are the European countries where it has become more difficult for Americans to travel. E.U. Countries Where Americans Are Virtually Banned Outright Sweden: As of September 6, the U.S. is now off Sweden's list of "safe countries." This means American tourists are not permitte

The pandemic has required the entire travel industry to pivot and be flexible as requirements, statistics, and more change day by day. Just as tour operators kicked off fall itineraries after being stagnant for over a year, they now have to contend with new requirements as the Delta variant increases cases worldwide. Trafalgar, Brendan Vacations, Costsaver and Contiki–brands under The Travel Corporation—have extended their vaccine policy for travel through Dec. 31, 2022. It was originally in effect until at least the end of this year. TTC guests booked on any of these guided brands are required to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 in order to travel, which may include a booster shot to keep the vaccine current and valid. The Globus family of brands, which includes Globus, Cosmos, Monograms and Avalon Waterways, has also extended its policy requiring all travelers to show proof of being fully vaccinated until at least March 2022. Collette, meanwhile, announced it will continu

You will never be short of stunning sights and unforgettable days out in the North East. There's the world famous Hadrian's Wall, Roman Britain's biggest building project that still dominates the county's landscape almost 2,000 years after it was constructed, the Holy Island of Lindisfarne off the Northumberland coast, the Cheviot Hills, Kielder Water and of course the region's many castles. Northumberland's countryside is home to not just pretty landscapes but settings that are perfect for outdoor activities, with everything from walking and cycling, to fishing and wildlife watching. Delightful gardens can be found at Howick Gardens and Arboretum and Cragside Estate. The county also has a famed food culture, known for its organic produce, fresh seafood, outstanding restaurants and locally brewed tipples. Head to Craster to sample smoked kippers served with hunks of buttered brown bread or shell out on Lindisfarne oysters, a delicacy at eateries throughout the r

Travel advisors are organizers, destination experts, and a 24-hour concierge who can tailor a trip, replan, reschedule, and even keep a momentous holiday from crumbling to pieces. Tracy Kaler Waves of infections, changing protocols, and postponed flights are merely a handful of realities folks face while traveling during the pandemic. Even during "normal" times, travel isn't always straightforward, and with a plethora of moving parts, every vacation brings risk. But those risks have multiplied with Covid, and tri