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• Princess Cruises Debuts Non-Alcoholic Collection Expanding the increasingly popular Dry January theme into the new year, Princess Cruises is rolling out the Amore Princess Zero Alcohol Drinks collection, a “curated menu of premium non-alcoholic elixirs and spirits alternatives.” The curated alcohol-free drinks will be included
  — Travel Research Online, Thu. Jan 9, 2025
• When to Visit to Save Money, Skip Crowds Walt Disney World is known as the "Most Magical Place on Earth." It can also be one of the most crowded. Traditionally, holidays and school breaks are among the busiest and most expensive times to visit the parks, but what about the cheapest and least crowded dates? We've
  — USA Today, Fri. Jan 10, 2025
• Park City Strike Ends With Increase in Wages for Ski Patrollers Ski patrollers at Park City Mountain in Utah triumphantly returned to the slopes on Thursday, after ending a nearly two-week strike over union wages and benefits. The strike hobbled the largest U.S. ski resort during a busy holiday period and sparked online fury about deepening
  — New York Times, Fri. Jan 10, 2025
• Dozens of San Diego Hotels Offer Discounted Rates for Families, Pets Amid Los Angeles Fires: Full List Amid the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, the city of San Diego and the tourism community have worked together to offer a safe place to stay for those affected by the wildfires. San Diego, located 120 miles south of L.A., is currently unaffected by the ongoing wildfires. See a full list of
  — Variety, Fri. Jan 10, 2025
• How Are Destinations Dealing With Their ‘Travel Dupe’ Status? Destination dupes. Summer swaps. Destination detours. Travel twins. If you’ve been reading travel news, or well, just news in general, you are bound to have happened upon one of these terms or some iteration of it providing one list of destinations as an alternative for another
  — Fodor's Travel, Thu. Jan 9, 2025

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