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Top Luxury Hotels Offering Remote Learning Programs for Family Travel

Many people around the world have adapted to a new way of life, working or learning remotely out of necessity or personal choice. As 2020 has brought massive change to the tourism industry, many businesses have made special efforts to evolve rapidly. One such example is the luxury hotel sector, which has introduced extravagant offerings to appeal to families. Here’s a list of luxury hotels that include family-friendly resources for remote learning.

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Eco-Friendly Space Offers New Yorkers Stunning Sunset Views

New Yorkers have a beautiful new space to stretch their legs as the Hudson River Park unveiled a vibrant, eco-friendly public pier in Tribeca last week. In a city where green spaces are in short supply, residents and visitors can enjoy this little oasis in a multitude of ways. The pier features lounge chairs for sunset viewing, a sports field for games, guided ecological tours for all ages, and a science-themed playground for children.

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Luxury Cruise Ship Launching in Venice Spring 2025

One of the many nicknames for Venice is The Floating City, and a new luxury cruise ship has sourced the inspiration for the interiors of its ‘floating boutique hotel’ from the City of Water. The completely refurbished S.S. La Venezia has been decked out in traditional Venetian-inspired designs, and its classic appeal makes it look like a modern take on the Orient Express, but on water.

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Stylish and Comfortable Custom Camper Van Rentals for Your Travels

Local travel is on the rise, with people all over the world exploring their own country for a change of scenery. For travel lovers, taking to the road in a camper van can afford the ultimate freedom. Recently, one US-based company converted a van into a stunning home on wheels for one couple chasing such a dream, and they have announced new rentals for others itching to get out and about.

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Discover How Cottonwood, Arizona Achieved International Dark Sky Community Status

January in Seattle, after 80 days without sun. The clouds hang like a cold, oppressive ceiling. It’s enough to make me reminisce about the generally warm and clear conditions of my hometown of Cottonwood, Arizona. I haven’t lived there for nearly a decade, but last December, my unassuming roots made a bit of a splash: Cottonwood became the latest International Dark Sky Community, one of just 17 in the US.

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