HeyJaredChristopher Cameron
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Corralling the little ones: Resorts that boast kid zones featuring fun, learning and creativity (opens the original)
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Sorry, but you’re a parent now and it doesn’t matter if it’s your favorite resort in the world — the one you had your honeymoon in all those years ago — because if the kids don’t love it, it’s a no-go. It’s a lesson every family learns, but there’s a silver lining: It’s never been easier, or happier, to travel with children. That’s because, news flash, those little rooms with a TV and a few board games they had the gall to call “kids clubs” back in the day — the ones your parents dumped you in w
Peak pleasure: The tony town of Aspen is a (rich) kidâs heaven on earth (opens the original)
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Two kids, boys about 10 years old, walk past the bar to the hostess stand of a popular restaurant in Aspen, Colo. âWeâd like a table for two,â one says. The waitress doesnât blink; she leads them to a booth. The mountain town of Aspen isnât just a gnarly spot of X Games sports, or a seventh home location for the worldâs most rapaciously successful accumulators of capital (the median price of a single-family home hovers around $13 million). Itâs also become a playground for .â.â
A to Zealand: Golf, sheep, doomsday preppers, now a top hotel brand — Kiwi country has it all (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Over the last decade or so, New Zealand’s fantasy landscapes have been transformed by twin aristocratic American obsessions: golf and doomsday. Billionaires and tech oligarchs, half aware of the social destruction their own companies have wrought, bought up tracts of Middle Earth-like terrain to build bug-out bunkers far from potential conflict zones. At the same time, New Zealand was attracting a fresh generation of wealthy golf fanatics. They sa
Letting off steam: Australiaâs legendary luxury rail line rolls out sumptuous new suites (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. The rebirth of luxury train travel has stocked fresh elegance, polish and nostalgia into the most harried part of any journey, getting from boring here to exciting there. Itâs been a whistling success. Today you can ride the Royal Scotsman into the heart of the Highlands, the ever-expanding and incomparable Orient Express across Europe, Rovos Rail to Victoria Falls in Africa, or the sleek Seven Stars line in Kyushu. Itâs all thanks to a growin
Real estate insiders reveal the real cost of Mamdaniâs pied-Ã -terre tax â and what itâs really doing to NYC (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Buyers with big budgets are bewildered. Brokers, builders and building boards are apoplectic. It’s only been a month since Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s so-called âpied-Ã -terreâ tax on second homes valued over $5 million took effect, and the city’s real estate market is already reeling. âThe numbers are so beyond what people are interested in spending every year that many people are rethinking,â said Pamela D’Arc, a Compass agent who frequently
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