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The Best Hotels for Shopping in Paris (opens the original)
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For many, Paris is a city of romance—the Haussmannian architecture, the meandering Seine, the grand boulevards, and hidden alleyways. But there is a certain kind of traveler who arrives with their suitcase suspiciously light on the way in, fully aware it won’t stay that way. For them, the museums can wait, because the real itinerary is written in ateliers, boutiques, fitting rooms, and private salons. Paris is the global capital of both luxury and fashion, and as such, one of the finest places o
Travel Agents Are Back—and They’re Basically Influencers With Better Connections (opens the original)
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Remember travel agents in the ’90s? You’d pull up to a brick-and-mortar storefront, rifle through some Disney World pamphlets, and they’d circle a bunch of options in yellow highlighter. Then the internet arrived with platforms like Google Flights and Expedia, and we all became our own agents, hunched over our laptops with 14 tabs open and the creeping sense that we’d forgotten something. But now, the travel agent has returned, rebranded as the “travel advisor,” or sometimes as a “trip designer.
Forget Aspen and Vail—These Are the Ski Destinations to Book This Winter (opens the original)
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There are two types of people in the world: those who dread winter, and those who can’t wait for it. If you fall into the latter camp, there’s a good chance you’re in the midst of planning your upcoming ski season right now—and this year, there is a lot to consider. According to new research from Ski.com, Americans are chasing the snow farther afield than ever: bookings to Europe are up a staggering 72 percent year over year, with Italy alone surging more than 500 percent thanks to the Milano-Co
Vienna Hosts 450+ Balls Every Year—and Anyone Can Attend (opens the original)
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Any conversation about Vienna inevitably turns to the balls—more than 450 a year, beginning like clockwork on November 11 and carrying the city through the darkest days of winter until spring. The Opera Ball is the most famous. Debutante couples, around 160 in all, dance to “The Blue Danube” waltz in a ceremony that hasn’t changed much since the 1800s: long gowns for the ladies, tailcoats and white bow ties for the gentlemen, and a theater full of onlookers. The Vienna Philharmonic Ball is the m
Vienna Hosts 450+ Balls Every Year—and Anyone Can Attend - AOL (opens the original)
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Any conversation about Vienna inevitably turns to the balls—more than 450 a year, beginning like clockwork on November 11 and carrying the city through the darkest days of winter until spring. The Opera Ball is the most famous. Debutante couples, around 160 in all, dance to “The Blue Danube” waltz in a ceremony that hasn’t changed much since the 1800s: long gowns for the ladies, tailcoats and white bow ties for the gentlemen, and a theater full of onlookers. The Vienna Philharmonic Ball is the m
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