Travel Deals

• For $149, enjoy one 50-minute massage, facial or body treatment of your choice (up to $189), plus these extras on the day of your visit (reg. $254):
  • Complimentary valet parking
    
  • Atlantic pool day pass
    
  • Beach pass with a beach chair on select days; valid Monday-Thursday through April 30 and November-December; or every day May 1 - Oct. 30
    
  • Two glasses of prosecco or mimosas
    
  • Access to all spa amenities such as an herbal laconium, Finnish sauna, thermal heated loungers, vitality pool, experiential rains, Japanese foot bath and more
    
  
  
• Not valid: Holiday weekends
  

• $85 for a 50-minute myMassage (reg. $150)
  
• $195 for both a 50-minute myMassage and 50-minute Elemis Renewing Peel facial (Reg. $280)
  
• Both options include:
  • A glass of bubbly
    
  • Access to the hotel pool and sun deck
    
  • Complimentary valet parking for up to four hours
    
  • $10 off retail purchases of $20 or more and 15% off future spa services booked at the spa
    
  
  
• Not valid: Aug. 31- Sept. 2
  

• $89 for a 50-minute Hot Sea Shell Therapy massage (reg. up to $145)
  
• $119 for a 50-minute Alpha Beta Firming Peel Signature facial (reg. $225)
  
• $45 for a 60-minute Express manicure and pedicure (reg. $75)
  
• All options include:
  • Access to beach and fitness center
    
  • Complimentary organic tea
    
  • Discounted $10 parking (reg. $25)
    
  • 30% off a future spa treatment booked on the day of service
    
  
  
• See the spa menu
  
• Not valid: Nov. 28-29; Dec. 24-25
  

• $99 for choice of a 50-minute treatment (reg. $210):
  • Keep Calm massage with a foot scrub add-on
    
  • The Recovery or H20 facial with a lip treatment add-on
    
  
  
• $198 for choice of a 50-minute treatment for two (reg. $441):
  • The Recovery couples facial with a lip treatment add-on
    
  • Keep Calm couples massage with a foot scrub add-on
    
  
  
• All offers include:
  • Access to spa amenities, fitness classes, all hotel pools and the beach (beach equipment rental available for an additional fee)
    
  • Discounted valet parking of $15 (reg. $25)
    
  • 15% off spa retail products and next service booked directly with the spa
    
  
  
• Not valid: Nov. 9-11, 28-30; Dec. 1, 24-25
  

• $12.50 for one-day general admission for one to Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami (reg. $25)
  • $7.50 (reg. $15) ... seniors ages 60 or over, and students with a valid student ID
    
  
  
• $35 for admission to the opening night preview plus daily admission to both shows (reg. $75)
  • $25 (reg. $50) ... admission to the opening night preview only
    
  • The preview is on Wednesday, Dec. 4, from 6-9 p.m., and features drinks and a DJ
    
  
  

• $79 for dinner for two (reg. $121)
  • One antipasti or Carpaccio E Tartare to share, such as calamari or bruschetta (up to $21)
    
  • Two pastas, secondi piatti or la pizza, like the paglia e fieno, chicken Parmesan or Napoletana pizza (up to $38 each)
    
  • Two glasses of house wine or two desserts (up to $12 each)
    
  
  
• $64 for lunch for two (reg. $97)
  • Get the same as above, excluding drink/dessert option
    
  
  
• View the full menu
  

• $129 for a 75-minute Swedish massage with a rosé foot treatment (reg. $235)
  
• $129 for a 50-minute organic facial, plus a 25-minute rosé body polish (reg. $247)
  
• $159 for a 50-minute aromatherapy rosé massage and a 50-minute age-defying rosé facial (reg. $362)
  
• All options include:
  • Access to spa facilities, pool and fitness center on the day of the visit (reg. $35)
    
  • Three-hour complimentary parking (reg. $15)
    
  • Spa day pass (for amenities, pool and fitness center) to use on any one day (reg. $35)
    
  • 25% off regular-priced food options at LvL 25 the day of treatment and 50% off your next in-spa visit (voucher will be provided on the date of redemption)
    
  
  
• Not valid: Nov. 28-30; Dec. 1, 24-25; Jan. 1.
  

• $17.98 for admission to ARTECHOUSE for one person (reg. $27.12)
  

• $89 for a 50-minute facial or 50-minute GuyandGirl body glow treatment (reg. up to $155)
  
• $99 for a 50-minute signature massage (reg. $135)
  
• Both offers include:
  • Glass of bubbly
    
  • Access to spa amenities and hotel pool
    
  • 15% off food and beverage at the Mondrian Cafe
    
  
  
• Not available: Nov. 28-30; Dec. 1, 24-25; Jan. 1
  

When you book a top-secret hotel, you’re guaranteed a name-brand property with a rating of 3 stars or higher in the neighborhood we specify. We’ll let you know the name and exact address of your top-secret hotel after you purchase the deal: Look in the redemption instructions for this deal, found in your account and on your email confirmation.

Hotel at a Glance: 3.5-Star Top-Secret Philadelphia Hotel

This hotel enjoys a prime location in downtown Philadelphia, surrounded by the historic sites and cultural institutions that have made Philadelphia one of America’s most-visited cities. Less than a mile away are the shops of Antique Row, the renowned Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Rodin Museum, home to an extensive collection of the French sculptor’s work. A 10-minute drive takes you to the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall.

• Each suite features a separate living room, two TVs, and a wet bar.
• Greet the day with a free cooked-to-order breakfast.
• Grab a drink during the complimentary evening reception, which also includes light appetizers.

Philadelphia’s Center City: Historic Landmarks and Museums

The historic Center City neighborhood, also known as downtown Philadelphia, dates back to the city’s founding in 1682. Today, Center City is Philadelphia’s central business district, with several skyscrapers and high-profile museums. The neighborhood is also home to Independence National Historical Park, whose high concentration of notable landmarks makes it America’s most historic square mile. While you’re here, visit Independence Hall—birthplace of the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution—or head to the Liberty Bell Center to see the approximately 2,000-pound bell.

The shops of Historic Antique Row are less than a mile from here. The small, locally owned shops stock everything from oriental rugs to vintage clothing. Head about 15 minutes northwest to scale the famous steps outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where Rocky Balboa once pumped his fists victoriously. Inside, the massive museum’s holdings range from ancient Chinese art to famous paintings by Claude Monet, Salvador Dalí, and Vincent van Gogh.

Hotel at a Glance: Service Plus Inns & Suites Calgary

This comfortable hotel has won a slew of awards for its exceptional housekeeping and kid-friendly amenities. Families can get even more when they choose an option with the adventure package, which features tickets to nearby Calgary attractions.

• Hit the jackpot at the Deerfoot Inn & Casino next door.
• Start the day right at the complimentary hot breakfast buffet, which features scrambled eggs, breakfast meats, hash browns, and more.
• 100-foot water slide: Kids will love the indoor pool and its huge water slide; adults may prefer the hot tub.
• Break a sweat at the onsite fitness center.
• Adventure Packages are included in some options: families can enjoy family-friendly add-ons, such as gift packs, popcorn and sodas, and up to two adult and two child tickets to one of the nearby attractions.
• Travel through the jungles of the Amazon in search of monkeys and lemurs with passes to the Calgary Zoo and experience the new and interactive dinosaur exhibit.
• Ignite your sense of imagination and curiosity at Spark Science center.
• Immerse yourself in a world of superheroes and villains with a night at the movies.
• Experience what makes us proud at Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame.

Calgary, Alberta: Glitzy City at the Base of the Canadian Rockies

After oil reserves were discovered in 1947, things around Calgary changed in a hurry. The city’s quaint downtown sprouted skyscrapers, and more than half a million new residents arrived to claim their piece of the pie. You can learn more about C-Town’s recent history at the popular Glenbow Museum or travel back to pre-oil-boom days at the Heritage Park Historical Village.

There’s plenty to do in the city of Calgary. Head to Calaway Park, Calgary’s only theme park, and take a ride on The Vortex roller coaster. Brush up on your sports history at Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame, which celebrates Canada’s athletes and other members of the sports community. Thrill seekers should check out Skyline Luge Calgary to pilot a luge down the world’s longest luge track, while science lovers can expand their minds at the Telus Spark science center.

5-, 7-, or 14-Day Campervan Rental to Explore Canada

A road trip can be a romantic getaway, a real-life buddy comedy, or an entirely new adventure. With this deal, your trip begins near Vancouver, British Columbia; from there, you can roam as you please in your campervan. Whether you’re hopping between big cities or exploring mountain ranges, you can coast on included kilometers: up to 1,609 kilometers (5-day rentals), 2,253 kilometers (7-day rental), or unlimited kilometers (14-day rental).

• Campervan model: Each Big Sur rental has one queen bed with linens; a rooftop sleeper with a double bed can be added for a fee. Vans are hand painted by artists for a unique look.
• The amenities: Make your own meals on the road using a kitchenette with cookware, a 5-gallon water tank and sink, a solar-powered fridge, and a two-burner propane stove.
• Optional add-ons such as GPS devices or snow chains can be rented; click here for details.
• Road-trip ready: You’ll get an accessories package with a kitchen, bedding, and electric kits (including a space heater if staying near an external power source of 110v, 30A or 50A), camping chairs, and a propane bottle.
• 24-hour roadside assistance is available throughout the United States and Canada.

Ideas for Your Road Trip

• Downtown Vancouver: Check out Robson Street, a three-block stretch lined with cafés and clothing boutiques.
• Pacific Rim National Park Reserve: Watch awe-inspiring winter storms on Vancouver Island, where 30-foot waves batter the craggy coast.
• Banff: Choose from three ski resorts totaling nearly 300 runs in this tiny town ringed by dense pine forests in the rugged Canadian Rockies.

Hotel at a Glance: The Highland Dallas - A Curio Collection by Hilton

Originally built as a Hilton Inn Dallas in the 1960s, the 4-star hotel was redesigned as a distinctive hotel known as The Highland Dallas. The remodeled version features a mix of mid-century architecture and modern decor along with a sophisticated yet casual atmosphere.

• Chic comfort: in guest rooms with luxury linens and designer headboards along with spacious work areas and cozy seating areas
• Upscale steakhouse: with fresh Texas meat dishes crafted by three-time James Beard-nominated and “Top Chef” contestant John Tesar
• Swim and lounge in the heated infinity pool with a deck ringed by a hot tub, chaise lounges, and private cabanas.
• A sooting escape: massages, facials, acupuncture, and more at the spa or hair and nail treatments at an award-winning salon and spa
• 24-hour fitness: Self-guided workouts or fitness classes at a center overlooking the garden courtyard

Dallas, Texas: Rejuvenated Urban Districts and Historical Parks

Though some know Dallas only for the massive AT&T Stadium (which is actually in Arlington), the city is also an enclave of arts and nature, overflowing with botanical gardens, art galleries, and live theater. Historic Main Street connects many of the city’s recently rejuvenated urban districts, as well as the popular Main Street Garden, a block-long public park surrounded by architecturally significant buildings.

A short walk from downtown Dallas, you’ll find horse-drawn carriages clopping along brick streets in the city’s historic West End district, which dates back to the 19th century. This part of the city also contains Dealey Plaza, where President Kennedy was assassinated in November 1963. At The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, housed in the former Texas School Book Depository, you can visit the spot where Lee Harvey Oswald is believed to have shot at Kennedy’s presidential motorcade.

Property at a Glance: Mountain Creek Cabins

These log cabins stand amid thick clusters of pine and maple trees, giving the property the rustic, far-off feel of camping in the wilderness during pioneer times. Yet the resort boasts enough modern amenities—including private outdoor hot tubs, electric log fireplaces, and free WiFi—to make you feel at home. Hop in the car for a short, scenic drive to nearby Coopers Rock State Forest.

• Lounge under the stars in the outdoor hot tub on your private porch. Log furnishings and a electric log fireplace help you stay warm once you’re inside.
• Get pizza delivered to your cabin or stay in and whip up a meal in your fully equipped kitchen.
• Scenic hiking trails follow old rail lines around the resort, which has trail maps to help you plan the best route. 
• Fresh maple syrup: The resort makes syrup from the maple trees on the property.  
• Nearby activities: nature hikes at Coopers Rock State Forest and skiing and tubing in nearby McHenry, Maryland.

Bruceton Mills, West Virginia: Natural Beauty Close to Small-Town Charm

The wilderness around Mountain Creek Cabins is filled with opportunities for communing with Mother Nature, including hiking paths made from repurposed railroad lines. Less than 5 miles away is Chestnut Ridge Park, a wide expanse set aside for fishing, hiking, and climbing. A 30-minute drive east brings you to downtown Morgantown, a slice of quintessential small-town America next to the main campus of West Virginia University.

When you book a top-secret hotel, you’re guaranteed a name-brand property with a rating of 3 stars or higher in the neighborhood we specify. We’ll let you know the name and exact address of your top-secret hotel after you purchase the deal: Look in the redemption instructions for this deal, found in your account and on your email confirmation.

Hotel at a Glance

This hotel is a hidden gem in the Denver Boulder area. It sits outside of Denver and puts guests in the middle of one of the most breathtaking and inspiring outdoor cultures in the country. In fair weather, drive west to hike Rocky Mountain National Park or scour Arapaho National Forest. In winter, snowshoe in Rocky Mountain National Park, brush up on your skiing skills with a trip to Loveland, or venture farther afield in search of the perfect slope.

• Can’t choose between Denver and Boulder? The hotel is equidistant from these two cities, each deserving of a traveler’s devotion for a day.
• Upscale Southwestern food: The onsite restaurant is known for its food and Bloody Mary brunch.
• Drink your fill: Between Boulder and Denver, you’ll have no shortage of brewpubs to discover after days of hiking, snowshoeing, and skiing.
• Soothe sore muscles with a refreshing swim in the indoor pool.

Winter Park, Colorado: Year-Round Outdoor Adventures in Picturesque Ski Village

Winter Park made its mark in the late 1930s as one of Colorado’s first ski towns. Today, the alpine berg draws sizable crowds during ski season but still retains its small-town vibe. Ski season—when an average of more than 320 inches of snow blankets the slopes of Winter Park Resort—typically runs from mid-November to late April. Skiers and snowboarders have access to more than 3,000 acres of terrain, 25 chairlifts, and five terrain parks. Mary Jane Mountain proffers legendary mogul runs, leading Skiing Magazine to name it the No. 1 place for mogul skiing in North America.

The park’s surrounding mountains and forests offer plenty to do off-season, too. Come summertime, Winter Park Resort is a popular mountain-biking destination, with 40 miles of downhill trails that feature tabletop jumps and banked cruisers. About 35 miles north of Winter Park, there’s fantastic hiking along a trail that skirts the Continental Divide, wending past waterfalls and through open meadows en route to Columbine Lake. Autumn is particularly scenic, as the leaves of native aspens turn red, gold, and orange.

When you book a top-secret hotel, you’re guaranteed a name-brand property with a rating of 3 stars or higher in the neighborhood we specify. We’ll let you know the name and exact address of your top-secret hotel after you purchase the deal: Look in the redemption instructions for this deal, found in your account and on your email confirmation.

Hotel at a Glance

If you want to escape the Sin City hoopla, this Top Secret hotel has you covered—it’s entirely casino-free. Yet the four-star boutique hotel has no shortage of on-site dining options. Guests can enjoy Angus fillets and bone-in ribeye at the onsite steakhouse, dig into American sandwiches and sip cocktails made with locally procured ingredients, or opt for quicker, lighter bites at a cafe.

• Go for a swim in the outdoor pool or relax under the umbrella on the sun deck.
• Work up a sweat in a fitness center equipped with free weights and cardio machines.
• In-room amenities: 42-inch flat-screen TV, coffeemaker, pillow-top mattress, and free bottled water, plus views of the Strip from select rooms.
• Stock up on snacks at the on-site vending machines before heading off to explore Vegas.
• Distance from the Strip: half a mile.

Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon

It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline.

Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.

Hotel at a Glance: Red Lion Hotel Monterey

Red Lion Hotel Monterey showcases the essence of historic downtown Monterey. The family friendly hotel places guests minutes away from renowned attractions including the 17-mile scenic drive, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Fisherman’s Wharf and Cannery Row.

• Rooms: spacious rooms equip with LCD televisions, work desks, and sitting areas await for guests to unwind in.
• Dining: On-site dining options allow guests to stay put. The Red Lion’s Crazy Horse Restaurant, known for it’s impressive salad bar, offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. The Safari Club bar and lounge area welcomes guests to catch a game on their 8-foot big screen or simply unwind with a cocktail.
• Amenities: From a fitness center to the room service, Red Lion Hotel Monterey offers all the necessary amenities and services to make every stay worthwhile.

Monterey, California: Scenic Beaches and Marine Wildlife on the Pacific Coast

The city of Monterey is at Monterey Bay’s southern end, in an area considered one of the world’s most scenic thanks to its rugged cliffs and dramatic ocean views. Author John Steinbeck lived for several years in the neighboring town of Pacific Grove, and he immortalized this part of central California in works such as East of Eden and Of Mice and Men. In Cannery Row, Steinbeck depicted the Monterey fish-canning industry at the turn of the 20th century. Today, a tourist destination of the same name houses souvenir shops and eateries right where the sardine factories used to be.

Among the city’s must-see attractions is the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Its mesmerizing displays include a living kelp forest filled with leopard sharks and wolf eels. For those who want to get closer to the sea, there’s the oceanfront Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail, where sea lions sunbathe on the rocks and otters play in the surf. A variety of whales pass by the shores of Monterey all year; visitors might also spot a few dolphins from aboard one of the popular harbor cruises.

Property at a Glance: Yosemite View Lodge

Once it leaves Yosemite National Park, the Merced River picks up speed, developing frothy whitewater rapids by the time it barrels past Yosemite View Lodge. This secluded inn is tucked into the Sierra Nevada mountains along the park’s western border. River-view rooms feature balconies that overlook untouched wilderness centered on the rushing river and the towering pines lining it on both sides.

• The comforts of home: During your stay, you can warm up by the fireplace, brew a pot of coffee in the kitchenette, or soak in your spa tub. 
• Added perk: This deal includes adventure backpack with hiking essentials, such as a bottle of water and a keychain.
• Eat well at River Restaurant & Lounge, which serves traditional American breakfast and dinner year-round. The lodge’s convenience store sells groceries for lodgers looking to prepare their own meals and snacks.

El Portal, California: Gateway to Winter Adventure in Yosemite National Park

California State Route 140 follows the snaking Merced River 20 miles into Yosemite National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that welcomes millions of visitors every year. Thanks to low elevations, much of the Yosemite Valley, as well as the Wawona area farther south, remains accessible to drivers, hikers, and snowball poachers throughout the winter.

Crowds are much smaller in the cooler months than during the summer rush, allowing for leisurely exploration of the park as well as an introduction to its cold-weather phenomena. In autumn, the leaves of big-leaf maples, black oaks, and Pacific dogwoods turn brilliant shades of yellow and orange, providing a sharp contrast with the park’s many evergreens. During a short span in late February, the Horsetail Fall cascade often glows orange at sunset, flowing down El Capitan like a plume of flaming lava.

Hotel at a Glance: The River Inn at Seaside

This recently built inn is located right along the Necanicum River and has already won awards for its charm, including the Nationwide Independent Lodging Award. It’s set one block from Broadway Street restaurants, including Twisted Fish Steakhouse, and a short walk from the scenic beachfront and the Seaside Aquarium.

• Take a dip in the indoor saltwater pool.
• Watch a movie: Borrow titles from the inn’s DVD library free of charge.
• Wake up to a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
• Free ride: Pedal along the waterfront with a complimentary rental bike.
• Relax on the patio near the onsite fire pit, and let the kids run free on the fenced-in playground.
• Local artwork hangs throughout the inn.

Seaside, Oregon: Coastal Beauty Surrounding a Family-Friendly Town

Located along Oregon’s Pacific coast, about 80 miles northwest of Portland, the resort town of Seaside has attracted beachcombers since the late 19th century. More recently, the coastal village has become a family destination marked by historical buildings, tree-lined boulevards, and plenty of kid-friendly activities, including mini golf, bumper cars, and arcades.

A 1.5-mile oceanfront promenade—known locally as the Prom—stretches along the beach, its boardwalk speckled with shops and restaurants near grass-covered dunes. Along the Prom, you’ll find a bronze statue of Lewis and Clark that faces the ocean at the historic Seaside Turnaround—the spot where the explorers are thought to have ended their epic westward trek. The Seaside Aquarium is also located along the promenade. Pop in to visit its aquatic residents, including a giant Pacific octopus, tropical fish, and several crowd-pleasing harbor seals.

Hotel at a Glance: Hollywood Beach Hotels

Whether in a big group of friends for spring break or a couples’ retreat, Hollywood Beach Hotels house a complex of individual hotels situated together near the ocean. Three buildings nestled together contain rooms of various sizes to fit different travel group sizes along with their other amenities including:

• The rooms range in size but each is equipped with a large TV, kitchenette, and plush towels for the beach or a post-pool dip.
• Take a dip in their communal on-site pool or head over to the ocean, a mere walk away from the hotel lobby.
• Grill a meal on the BBQ grill and eat it on a lounge chair or bring it back to the kitchenette, feeling like you’re at home.
• Location is key: This hotel is a quick stroll away from a water park and over 15 restaurants in the area.

Hollywood, Florida: Quiet Coastal Town with Beachfront Boardwalk

Hollywood is situated just a few miles south of Fort Lauderdale and about a half-hour drive north of Miami, but it’s quite a bit more relaxed than both. The town’s beach boardwalk—named one of the country’s best by Travel + Leisure—stretches along the Atlantic Ocean for 2.5 miles, attracting joggers, bicyclists, and shoppers. To get to the boardwalk from downtown, hop aboard the old-timey trolley that makes runs to the beach. Other Hollywood attractions include the Anne Kolb Nature Center, a 1,500-acre wetland where you can kayak through tidal channels or take walking trails through red-mangrove forests.

The tempo picks up in neighboring Fort Lauderdale, a city famous for its beaches and boats. During the day, water taxis cruise the Intracoastal Waterway, offering up-close views of waterfront mansions and anchored yachts. At night, hit up the upscale bars and restaurants on Las Olas Boulevard.

Hotel at a Glance: Aqua Soleil Hotel & Mineral Water Spa

More than a century ago, natural hot springs were discovered in the California desert. Today, those hot springs supply the rejuvenating hot tubs and a pool at Aqua Soleil Hotel & Mineral Water Spa. H2O is the focal point of most of the experiences here: the hotel has one main pool and two hot tubs situated in the property’s palm-shaded courtyard.

• Guest rooms have convenient amenities including flat-screen TVs, mini fridges, and free WiFi. Soleil suites include a private mineral water pool.
• Get pampered: at The Spa at Soleil, with a signature organic facial or an Aqua Soleil signature massage. What’s more, each option of this getaway includes two $25 spa credits per stay.
• Make a splash in the pool, filled with natural hot mineral water, or relax in a jetted tub.

Desert Hot Springs, California: Spa-Centric Oasis Minutes from Palm Springs

In 1913, settler Cabot Yerxa was digging a well in the San Bernardino foothills when he unearthed natural hot springs bubbling beneath the Californian desert. This area later became known as Desert Hot Springs, a town that’s thrived over the years as a spa-centric getaway thanks to Yerxa’s find. The mineral waters, which hover around 148 degrees and are said to have healing powers, now flow directly into several local spas. Desert Hot Springs’ location, just 12 miles north of Palm Springs and two hours east of Los Angeles, also makes it an easy destination to reach for those looking for a relaxing escape from the big city.

After dark, take advantage of the area’s light-pollution ordinances by driving about 30 miles east to Joshua Tree National Park to stargaze during a night hike. The roughly 800,000-acre park stretches across parts of the Colorado and Mojave Deserts and plays host to some of the country’s most varied wildlife. The five fan-palm oases scattered throughout the park are the best spots to see native animals, such as snakes, bighorn sheep, and black-tailed jackrabbits.

Hotel at a Glance: Radisson Hotel Baltimore Downtown-Inner Harbor

Radisson Hotel Baltimore Downtown-Inner Harbor is located downtown, just a half-mile walk from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. See the city’s skyscrapers from your spacious room, where you can browse the Internet on the free WiFi or take a nap on your plush bed.

• Opt for extra room: Choose a deluxe corner king room for extra space and views of the Baltimore’s skyline.
• Get a workout using the fitness center’s free weights and cardio equipment.
• Eat well at Harbor Sports Bar and Grill, a local restaurant featuring signature crab soup and other locally-sourced dining options
• Within walking distance: Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, Royal Farms Arena, Baltimore Convention Center, the National Aquarium, and Camden Yards

Baltimore, Maryland: World-Class Museums and Historic Waterfront Neighborhoods

Baltimore’s Inner Harbor—a busy port that was redeveloped as a tourism district in the mid-20th century—has become one of the city’s best-known and most beloved landmarks. Water taxis ferry visitors from one historic, cultural, or family-friendly attraction to another. Sites along the routes include the star-shaped Fort McHenry (where US forces repelled the British during the War of 1812, inspiring Francis Scott Key to write “The Star-Spangled Banner”) and restaurants where you can sample the city’s famous crab cakes.

You’ll find several unique museums here, too, from the National Aquarium—which houses more than 16,000 sea creatures in realistic habitats—to the wonderfully oddball American Visionary Art Museum, one of the country’s leading institutions for outsider art. For a stunning view of the skyline, the Inner Harbor, and Chesapeake Bay, head up to the 27th floor of the Baltimore World Trade Center, where you can see the city from 360 degrees at the observation deck.

Hotel at a Glance: Executive Suites Hotel & Conference Centre Metro Vancouver

Executive Suites Hotel, Metro Vancouver is designed for relaxation. All guests are treated to complimentary 15-minute massages to help them unwind after traveling. The boutique hotel also has an outdoor heated pool and hot tub and a grand piano in the lobby.

• Upscale comfort food: Opened in January 2018, Acqua Restaurant & Bar serves up dishes ranging from Mumbai butter chicken to herb-crusted salmon.
• Spacious suites feature wet bars with refrigerators and microwaves as well as upgraded bathrooms.
• Retail therapy: The hotel runs a free shuttle to major shopping centers in the area.
• Driving time to downtown Vancouver: about 20 minutes

Burnaby, British Columbia: Outdoor Oasis a Few Miles East of Vancouver

Burnaby has more than 5,400 acres of parks, trails, and waterways, and its mild climate makes it perfect for outdoor exploration year-round. Burnaby Lake Regional Nature Park and Deer Lake Park are particularly promising places to spot bald eagles, belted kingfishers, and the occasional small green-backed heron. Several miles north, Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area is crisscrossed with rugged hiking trails that lead to scenic vistas and the Playground of the Gods, an open-air art display featuring more than a dozen hand-carved wooden poles.

In addition to natural beauty and rich history, Burnaby provides easy access to downtown Vancouver. Head there to visit the unique shops and restaurants that line the harbor in historic Gastown or visit Stanley Park, whose 13-mile-long seawall has designated lanes for walkers, joggers, cyclists, and inline skaters.

After purchasing this deal, you will need to visit Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line’s website listed on your voucher to complete redemption.

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2-Night Cruise To Nassau/Paradise Island or Grand Bahamas

Cruise (2 nights)

• 2 nights of accommodations in an ocean-view cabin aboard the Grand Classica or Grand Celebration cruise ships
• Sail on a Sun-Thu departure for $69 per person or Fri & Sat for $79 per person (cruise dates thru mid-Feb)

Attractions & Meals

• All meals onboard (alcoholic beverages and specialty restaurants not included)
• Theater shows, live music, pool-deck parties, day in The Bahamas
• Spa & beauty salon and full casino available

Cruise Itinerary at a Glance

You’ll be amazed at the number of activities you can pack into your 2-night Bahamas cruise. Aboard the Grand Celebration or the Grand Classica, you’ll enjoy everything from restaurants and talented performers to buzzing casinos and active pool decks with wonderful vistas. Once on Grand Bahama Island, you can swim with dolphins or take a Jeep tour. Similar excursions are also available in Nassau.

• Day 1: Board the ship as early as 12 p.m. to get acquainted with its many amenities. You must be onboard by 4 p.m., and the ship departs at 5:30 p.m.
• Day 2: Arrive in the Bahamas at 8 a.m. and enjoy excursions while discovering the wonders of Grand Bahama Island or Nassau. The ship departs at 5:30 p.m.
• Day 3: Return to West Palm Beach, Florida, at 7 a.m. from Grand Bahamas and 8:00 a.m. from Nassau.

Frequently Asked Questions

See Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line’s FAQ here.

1. What travel documents are required? A passport or both a birth certificate and government-issued ID are required for travel outside the US.

2. What are the gratuities onboard? Our crew (as well as the crew from other lines) is encouraged to work together as a team. Staff members including restaurant staff, stateroom stewards, and behind-the-scenes support staff are compensated by a combination of salary and incentive programs that your service charge supports. A charge of $13.95 per person per night will automatically be added to your onboard account.

3. Is internet service available onboard? Yes, internet is available onboard for a fee of $15 per night.

4. Does my child need a voucher? Each voucher is good for two guests. If you are looking to add more than two guests to your cabin, guests 3 and 4 can be purchased at the time of booking with Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line.

5. Can I exchange money onboard? No, you cannot exchange money onboard. The Bahamas accepts US currency.

Remember:

• One voucher covers a cruise for two people. No additional fee to travel solo.
• Select dates: If your chosen date is not available for the price, you will be offered another date for the same price.

Resort at a Glance: Liki Tiki Village

The family-centric Liki Tiki Village complements comfortable vacation condos with a slew of kid-friendly amenities. At the onsite waterpark, little ones can splash in a wading pool, glide down five water slides, and watch the eruption of the water volcano. The tropically landscaped grounds also have areas where they can face off in volleyball, tennis, and mini-golf. Liki Tiki is also only located only 10 minutes from Walt Disney World® Theme Parks.

• Home away from home: Spacious one- and two-bedroom condos feature full kitchens, along with washers and dryers.
• Grab a bite: The poolside Shipwreck Sally’s serves burgers, hot dogs, and sandwiches.
• Sail on the lake: The resort offers paddle boating at the onsite lake.
• Work up a sweat in the fitness room, then wind down in one of the outdoor hot tubs.
• Splash and play: The on-site Liki Tiki Lagoon Water Adventure Park features a wave pool, waterfall, poolside bar, and water slides.

Orlando, Florida: World-Famous Theme Parks and Cultural Surprises

Located in the center of Florida, Orlando may be forever associated with the Walt Disney World® Theme Parks—the world’s most-visited entertainment resort. Spanning roughly 30,000 acres, it encompasses four theme parks, two water parks, five golf courses, and the Disney Springs® Area. There’s no shortage of things to do here: begin your day by boarding a rocket-shaped three-seater that climbs to 180 feet before entering a deep black tunnel and racing past stars, satellites, and constellations. Walk across the park to sample Moroccan cuisine for lunch, or ride a dune buggy through a haunted mansion. Before heading back to the hotel, take in the nightly fireworks, laser, and water show. One of the most popular family destinations in the world, sunny Orlando is also home to Universal Orlando—which includes The Wizarding World of Harry Potter—SeaWorld, and Gatorland.

Those hoping to shake up the typical theme-park-dominated itinerary can head into downtown Orlando’s vibrant arts district. The neighborhood boasts venues such as CityArts Factory, a multifaceted patchwork of gallery spaces, and SAK Comedy Lab, which hosts family-friendly improv shows five nights a week.

Hotel at a Glance: Silver Lake Resort

You won’t have to venture far from Silver Lake Resort to enjoy some early-morning fishing. You can even stay in your PJs—the resort’s waterfront motel rooms have balconies overlooking the lake, allowing you to cast a line right from your balcony. If you’d rather head out on the water, rent one of the resort’s boats.

• Picture-perfect setting: Pine-studded hills frame Mount Saint Helens in the distance.
• Included perks: Both options come with a bottle of wine; one option adds a continental breakfast basket with coffee, biscotti, muffins, and other snacks.
• Home away from home: Motel rooms and cabins have full kitchens.
• Cabins are equipped with fire pits and picnic tables and allow pets for $15 each per night.

Silver Lake, Washington: Outdoor Adventure and Fishing Near Mount St. Helens

Silver Lake can’t ask for a better backdrop, what with Mount St. Helens looming in the distance. Pine trees and a freshwater lake complete the scenic views at this outdoor destination. Boaters and anglers flock to the shores to catch bluegill and other fish, while others are content to paddle canoes through the peaceful waters.

On land, mountain biking is a popular distraction, as is hiking along the wooded trails of Gifford Pinchot National Forest, where more than 1 million acres stretch past forests and waterfalls amid views of Mount St. Helens. When the weather gets colder, skiers can zoom down winding paths at nearby Marble Mountain Sno-Park.

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Island Vacation in Southeast Asia

Flights & Transportation:

• Round-trip airfare from
  • New York (JFK)
  • Seattle (SEA)
  • San Francisco (SFO)
  • Los Angeles (LAX)
• Round-trip airport transfers
• Flight from Bali to Singapore
• Airline taxes & fuel surcharges
• For additional departure airports/pricing, contact Globotours at (800) 988-4833.
• Airline & flight times determined at time of booking

Standard Hotels (7 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 5 nights of accommodations in a Dash studio room at Dash Hotel Seminyak or similar in Bali
• 2 nights of accommodations in a superior room at Hotel Mi Singapore or similar in Singapore
• Daily breakfast

Upgrade Hotels (7 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 5 nights of accommodations in a deluxe room at Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa or similar in Bali
• 2 nights of accommodations in a premium queen room at Yotel Singapore or similar Singapore
• Daily breakfast

Ideas for your vacation

Explore and relax in equal measure on this nine-day vacation, which lets you spend most of your time as you please. You’ll enjoy five nights at a four or five-star hotel near Bali’s beaches before ending your trip with two nights at an equally luxe hotel in the island nation of Singapore.

• After dark: Check out one of Bali’s night markets, where you can fill up on savory street food and find souvenirs.
• Batubalan village: Watch artisans dye intricate designs onto batik fabric. The vibrantly hued patterns adorn traditional Balinese dresses and skirts.
• Merlion: Singapore’s legendary 6-foot fountain bears the body of a scaled fish and the head of a lion that spouts streams of water.
• Gardens by the Bay: Climb inside an indoor waterfall that pours over tropical foliage and wander through a flower dome filled with rare orchids.

Call Globotours at (800) 988-4833 for Questions About:

• Flying from any airport not listed here
• Extending your trip or traveling on dates not listed here
• The availability of your desired travel dates
• Traveling with kids; please contact Globotours for more information
• Booking optional tours and upgrades

Optional Tours & Upgrades

Bali

• Ubud, the Cultural Heart of Bali Tour ($49/person)
• Tanah Lot Tour ($53/person)
• Uluwatu sunset with Kecak Dance ($45/person)
• The art and nature of Bali with lunch ($69/person)
• The Beautiful Kintamani Tour ($63/person)
• Ayung River whitewater rafting ($51/person)
• Snorkeling at USAT Liberty and East Bali ($118/person)

Minimum of two participants is required

Singapore

• Singapore City Tour ($37/person)
• Morning at the Zoo (without breakfast, $59/person)
• Night out at Marina Bay Sands resort ($72/person; Wed., Thu., Fri., and Sat.)
• Singapore by night with dinner and Singapore sling ($118/person; daily)
• Night safari (without dinner, $70/person; nightly)

Minimum of two participants is required

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9- or 10-Day Guided Tour of China with Air

Flights & Transportation:

• Round-trip airfare from
  • Los Angeles (LAX)
  • Seattle (SEA)
  • San Francisco (SFO)
  • Chicago (ORD)
  • Denver (DEN)
  • New York City (specific gateway based on availability)
  • Washington, DC (specific gateway based on availability)
  • Phoenix (PHX)
  • Houston (IAH)
  • Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
  • Atlanta (ATL)
• All airport and hotel transfers
• For additional departure airports/pricing, contact Rewards Holiday at (877) 618-3886.
• Airline & flight times determined at time of booking

7-Night Package Hotels (7 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 3 nights of accommodations at China National Convention Center Grand Hotel or similar in Beijing
• 1 night of accommodations at Snowy Sea Hotel or similar in Suzhou
• 1 night of accommodations at Merchant Marco Garden Hotel or similar in Hangzhou
• 2 nights of accommodations at Regal Plaza Hotel & Residence or similar in Shanghai

8-Night Package Hotels (8 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 3 nights of accommodations at China National Convention Center Grand Hotel or similar in Beijing
• 1 night of accommodations at Snowy Sea Hotel or similar in Suzhou
• 1 night of accommodations at Grand Kingtown Hotel Wuxi or similar in Wuxi
• 1 night of accommodations at Merchant Marco Garden Hotel or similar in Hangzhou
• 2 nights of accommodations at Pullman Shanghai Qingpu Excellence or similar in Shanghai

7-Night Package Attractions & Meals

• 7 breakfasts and 4 lunches
• All tours and admissions as per itinerary
• Professional English-speaking tour guide

8-Night Package Attractions & Meals

• 8 breakfasts and 5 lunches
• All tours and admissions as per itinerary
• Professional English-speaking tour guide

Tour Itinerary at a Glance

Millennia of history and the glitz of modern life exist side by side in China, and on this tour, you can see it all. You’ll visit ancient relics and UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Great Wall of China and West Lake. In the same trip, you’ll also see present-day China’s glittering skyscrapers and vibrant shopping scene. An example of what to expect:

• Day 1: Take an overnight flight to Beijing, China.
• Day 2: Arrive in Beijing and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
• Day 3: Consider taking an optional tour on this free day in the city.
• Day 4: Climb part of the Great Wall of China and tour the Beijing 2008 Olympic Center.
• Day 5: After a free day in Beijing, you’ll fly to Shanghai and take a bus to Suzhou.
• Day 6: Tour the Lingering Garden and a silk factory before heading to Wuxi and visiting the Lingshan Grand Buddha.
• Day 7: Visit Lake Lihu and travel to Hangzhou.
• Day 8: Stop by West Lake and a tea plantation before driving to Shanghai.
• Day 9: Tour the Shanghai Museum and visit the City God Temple Bazaar.
• Day 10: Fly back to the United States.

Call Rewards Holiday at (877) 618-3886 for Questions About:

• Flying from any airport not listed here
• Extending your trip or traveling on dates not listed here
• The availability of your desired travel dates
• Traveling with kids; all travelers must be 18 years or older and purchase a voucher
• Booking optional tours and upgrades

Optional Tours & Upgrades

• Forbidden City with lunch on day 3 ($65/person)
• Peking duck banquet on day 3 ($35/person)
• “The Golden Mask Dynasty” show on day 4 ($50/person)
• Beijing day tour on day 5 ($79/person)
• Canal cruise on day 6 ($30/person)
• “The Romantic Show of Songcheng” on day 7 ($65/person)
• West Lake boat ride on day 8 ($35/person)
• Huangpu River night cruise on day 8 ($50/person)
• “ERA The Intersection of Time” acrobatic show on day 9 ($60/person)

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Explore Floating Markets and Buddhist Monasteries in Thailand’s Capital

Flights & Transportation:

• Round-trip airfare from
  • Los Angeles (LAX)
  • New York City (specific gateway based on availability)
• Airline taxes and fuel surcharges
• All transfers
• For additional departure airports/pricing, contact Gate 1 Travel at (800) 682-3333.
• Airline & flight times determined at time of booking

Hotels (5 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 5 nights of accommodations at Hotel Novotel Bangkok Fenix Silom in Bangkok
• Daily breakfast

Ideas for Your Vacation

Bangkok brims with ancient temples, street food, and shops, offering you a unique glimpse into Thailand’s past and present. Explore the city on your own, or take your pick of several optional tours (additional fees apply).

• Reclining Buddha: This 150-foot-long figure encrusted with gold leaf and mother-of-pearl represents the Buddha ascending to nirvana; see it at Wat Pho temple.
• Taste authentic pad thai at a street stall, where the tasty noodle dish is made on the spot in a searing-hot wok with chili powder.
• Visit floating markets where vendors sell colorful produce and prepared foods from boxy canoes that bob in canals.

Call Gate 1 Travel at (800) 682-3333 for Questions About:

• Flying from any airport not listed here
• Extending your trip or traveling on dates not listed here
• The availability of your desired travel dates
• Traveling with kids; 11 or younger do not need a voucher in order to travel (kid fares available through Gate 1 Travel)
• Booking optional tours and upgrades

Optional Tours & Upgrades

• Chao Phraya dinner cruise on day 3 ($85/person)
• Half-day Bangkok city tour with visits to temples on day 4 ($49/person)
• Siam Niramit show and dinner on day 4 ($73/person)
• Half-day Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha tour on day 5 ($53/person)
• Thai dinner and cabaret show on day 5 ($62/person)
• Full-day historical Ayutthaya tour with cruise and lunch on day 6 ($77/person)

• For $149, enjoy one 50-minute massage, facial or body treatment of your choice (up to $189), plus these extras on the day of your visit (reg. $254):
  • Complimentary valet parking
    
  • Atlantic pool day pass
    
  • Beach pass with a beach chair on select days; valid Monday-Thursday through April 30 and November-December; or every day May 1 - Oct. 30
    
  • Two glasses of prosecco or mimosas
    
  • Access to all spa amenities such as an herbal laconium, Finnish sauna, thermal heated loungers, vitality pool, experiential rains, Japanese foot bath and more
    
  
  
• Not valid: Holiday weekends
  

• $85 for a 50-minute myMassage (reg. $150)
  
• $195 for both a 50-minute myMassage and 50-minute Elemis Renewing Peel facial (Reg. $280)
  
• Both options include:
  • A glass of bubbly
    
  • Access to the hotel pool and sun deck
    
  • Complimentary valet parking for up to four hours
    
  • $10 off retail purchases of $20 or more and 15% off future spa services booked at the spa
    
  
  
• Not valid: Aug. 31- Sept. 2
  

• $89 for a 50-minute Hot Sea Shell Therapy massage (reg. up to $145)
  
• $119 for a 50-minute Alpha Beta Firming Peel Signature facial (reg. $225)
  
• $45 for a 60-minute Express manicure and pedicure (reg. $75)
  
• All options include:
  • Access to beach and fitness center
    
  • Complimentary organic tea
    
  • Discounted $10 parking (reg. $25)
    
  • 30% off a future spa treatment booked on the day of service
    
  
  
• See the spa menu
  
• Not valid: Nov. 28-29; Dec. 24-25
  

• $99 for choice of a 50-minute treatment (reg. $210):
  • Keep Calm massage with a foot scrub add-on
    
  • The Recovery or H20 facial with a lip treatment add-on
    
  
  
• $198 for choice of a 50-minute treatment for two (reg. $441):
  • The Recovery couples facial with a lip treatment add-on
    
  • Keep Calm couples massage with a foot scrub add-on
    
  
  
• All offers include:
  • Access to spa amenities, fitness classes, all hotel pools and the beach (beach equipment rental available for an additional fee)
    
  • Discounted valet parking of $15 (reg. $25)
    
  • 15% off spa retail products and next service booked directly with the spa
    
  
  
• Not valid: Nov. 9-11, 28-30; Dec. 1, 24-25
  

• $12.50 for one-day general admission for one to Spectrum Miami and Red Dot Miami (reg. $25)
  • $7.50 (reg. $15) ... seniors ages 60 or over, and students with a valid student ID
    
  
  
• $35 for admission to the opening night preview plus daily admission to both shows (reg. $75)
  • $25 (reg. $50) ... admission to the opening night preview only
    
  • The preview is on Wednesday, Dec. 4, from 6-9 p.m., and features drinks and a DJ
    
  
  

• $79 for dinner for two (reg. $121)
  • One antipasti or Carpaccio E Tartare to share, such as calamari or bruschetta (up to $21)
    
  • Two pastas, secondi piatti or la pizza, like the paglia e fieno, chicken Parmesan or Napoletana pizza (up to $38 each)
    
  • Two glasses of house wine or two desserts (up to $12 each)
    
  
  
• $64 for lunch for two (reg. $97)
  • Get the same as above, excluding drink/dessert option
    
  
  
• View the full menu
  

• $129 for a 75-minute Swedish massage with a rosé foot treatment (reg. $235)
  
• $129 for a 50-minute organic facial, plus a 25-minute rosé body polish (reg. $247)
  
• $159 for a 50-minute aromatherapy rosé massage and a 50-minute age-defying rosé facial (reg. $362)
  
• All options include:
  • Access to spa facilities, pool and fitness center on the day of the visit (reg. $35)
    
  • Three-hour complimentary parking (reg. $15)
    
  • Spa day pass (for amenities, pool and fitness center) to use on any one day (reg. $35)
    
  • 25% off regular-priced food options at LvL 25 the day of treatment and 50% off your next in-spa visit (voucher will be provided on the date of redemption)
    
  
  
• Not valid: Nov. 28-30; Dec. 1, 24-25; Jan. 1.
  

• $17.98 for admission to ARTECHOUSE for one person (reg. $27.12)
  

• $89 for a 50-minute facial or 50-minute GuyandGirl body glow treatment (reg. up to $155)
  
• $99 for a 50-minute signature massage (reg. $135)
  
• Both offers include:
  • Glass of bubbly
    
  • Access to spa amenities and hotel pool
    
  • 15% off food and beverage at the Mondrian Cafe
    
  
  
• Not available: Nov. 28-30; Dec. 1, 24-25; Jan. 1
  

Property at a Glance: Yosemite View Lodge

Once it leaves Yosemite National Park, the Merced River picks up speed, developing frothy whitewater rapids by the time it barrels past Yosemite View Lodge. This secluded inn is tucked into the Sierra Nevada mountains along the park’s western border. River-view rooms feature balconies that overlook untouched wilderness centered on the rushing river and the towering pines lining it on both sides.

• The comforts of home: During your stay, you can warm up by the fireplace, brew a pot of coffee in the kitchenette, or soak in your spa tub. 
• Added perk: This deal includes adventure backpack with hiking essentials, such as a bottle of water and a keychain.
• Eat well at River Restaurant & Lounge, which serves traditional American breakfast and dinner year-round. The lodge’s convenience store sells groceries for lodgers looking to prepare their own meals and snacks.

El Portal, California: Gateway to Winter Adventure in Yosemite National Park

California State Route 140 follows the snaking Merced River 20 miles into Yosemite National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that welcomes millions of visitors every year. Thanks to low elevations, much of the Yosemite Valley, as well as the Wawona area farther south, remains accessible to drivers, hikers, and snowball poachers throughout the winter.

Crowds are much smaller in the cooler months than during the summer rush, allowing for leisurely exploration of the park as well as an introduction to its cold-weather phenomena. In autumn, the leaves of big-leaf maples, black oaks, and Pacific dogwoods turn brilliant shades of yellow and orange, providing a sharp contrast with the park’s many evergreens. During a short span in late February, the Horsetail Fall cascade often glows orange at sunset, flowing down El Capitan like a plume of flaming lava.

Hotel at a Glance: Service Plus Inns & Suites Calgary

This comfortable hotel has won a slew of awards for its exceptional housekeeping and kid-friendly amenities. Families can get even more when they choose an option with the adventure package, which features tickets to nearby Calgary attractions.

• Hit the jackpot at the Deerfoot Inn & Casino next door.
• Start the day right at the complimentary hot breakfast buffet, which features scrambled eggs, breakfast meats, hash browns, and more.
• 100-foot water slide: Kids will love the indoor pool and its huge water slide; adults may prefer the hot tub.
• Break a sweat at the onsite fitness center.
• Adventure Packages are included in some options: families can enjoy family-friendly add-ons, such as gift packs, popcorn and sodas, and up to two adult and two child tickets to one of the nearby attractions.
• Travel through the jungles of the Amazon in search of monkeys and lemurs with passes to the Calgary Zoo and experience the new and interactive dinosaur exhibit.
• Ignite your sense of imagination and curiosity at Spark Science center.
• Immerse yourself in a world of superheroes and villains with a night at the movies.
• Experience what makes us proud at Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame.

Calgary, Alberta: Glitzy City at the Base of the Canadian Rockies

After oil reserves were discovered in 1947, things around Calgary changed in a hurry. The city’s quaint downtown sprouted skyscrapers, and more than half a million new residents arrived to claim their piece of the pie. You can learn more about C-Town’s recent history at the popular Glenbow Museum or travel back to pre-oil-boom days at the Heritage Park Historical Village.

There’s plenty to do in the city of Calgary. Head to Calaway Park, Calgary’s only theme park, and take a ride on The Vortex roller coaster. Brush up on your sports history at Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame, which celebrates Canada’s athletes and other members of the sports community. Thrill seekers should check out Skyline Luge Calgary to pilot a luge down the world’s longest luge track, while science lovers can expand their minds at the Telus Spark science center.

5-, 7-, or 14-Day Campervan Rental to Explore Canada

A road trip can be a romantic getaway, a real-life buddy comedy, or an entirely new adventure. With this deal, your trip begins near Vancouver, British Columbia; from there, you can roam as you please in your campervan. Whether you’re hopping between big cities or exploring mountain ranges, you can coast on included kilometers: up to 1,609 kilometers (5-day rentals), 2,253 kilometers (7-day rental), or unlimited kilometers (14-day rental).

• Campervan model: Each Big Sur rental has one queen bed with linens; a rooftop sleeper with a double bed can be added for a fee. Vans are hand painted by artists for a unique look.
• The amenities: Make your own meals on the road using a kitchenette with cookware, a 5-gallon water tank and sink, a solar-powered fridge, and a two-burner propane stove.
• Optional add-ons such as GPS devices or snow chains can be rented; click here for details.
• Road-trip ready: You’ll get an accessories package with a kitchen, bedding, and electric kits (including a space heater if staying near an external power source of 110v, 30A or 50A), camping chairs, and a propane bottle.
• 24-hour roadside assistance is available throughout the United States and Canada.

Ideas for Your Road Trip

• Downtown Vancouver: Check out Robson Street, a three-block stretch lined with cafés and clothing boutiques.
• Pacific Rim National Park Reserve: Watch awe-inspiring winter storms on Vancouver Island, where 30-foot waves batter the craggy coast.
• Banff: Choose from three ski resorts totaling nearly 300 runs in this tiny town ringed by dense pine forests in the rugged Canadian Rockies.

Hotel at a Glance: Hollywood Beach Hotels

Whether in a big group of friends for spring break or a couples’ retreat, Hollywood Beach Hotels house a complex of individual hotels situated together near the ocean. Three buildings nestled together contain rooms of various sizes to fit different travel group sizes along with their other amenities including:

• The rooms range in size but each is equipped with a large TV, kitchenette, and plush towels for the beach or a post-pool dip.
• Take a dip in their communal on-site pool or head over to the ocean, a mere walk away from the hotel lobby.
• Grill a meal on the BBQ grill and eat it on a lounge chair or bring it back to the kitchenette, feeling like you’re at home.
• Location is key: This hotel is a quick stroll away from a water park and over 15 restaurants in the area.

Hollywood, Florida: Quiet Coastal Town with Beachfront Boardwalk

Hollywood is situated just a few miles south of Fort Lauderdale and about a half-hour drive north of Miami, but it’s quite a bit more relaxed than both. The town’s beach boardwalk—named one of the country’s best by Travel + Leisure—stretches along the Atlantic Ocean for 2.5 miles, attracting joggers, bicyclists, and shoppers. To get to the boardwalk from downtown, hop aboard the old-timey trolley that makes runs to the beach. Other Hollywood attractions include the Anne Kolb Nature Center, a 1,500-acre wetland where you can kayak through tidal channels or take walking trails through red-mangrove forests.

The tempo picks up in neighboring Fort Lauderdale, a city famous for its beaches and boats. During the day, water taxis cruise the Intracoastal Waterway, offering up-close views of waterfront mansions and anchored yachts. At night, hit up the upscale bars and restaurants on Las Olas Boulevard.

Hotel at a Glance: Tru by Hilton Madison West

Situated among downtown Madison’s most sought after attractions and entertainment, including UW-Madison and Exact Sciences, Tru by Hilton Madison West treats guests to a pleasant stay encompassing the essence of Madison.

• Rooms: spacious rooms equip with 55-inch smart flat screen televisions, work desks, and sitting areas await for guests to unwind in.
• Build-Your-Own Breakfast: complimentary hot breakfast allows guests to create their own options with more than 35 toppings.
• Amenities: From a fitness center to the room service,Tru by Hilton Madison West offers all the necessary amenities and services to make every stay worthwhile.
• Things to do: the Madison State Street shopping and entertainment area is minutes away. Camp Randall and Kohl Center are also nearby for Badger fans to visit.

Madison, Wisconsin: Capital City and College Town Surrounded by Water

Madison is nicknamed “The City of Four Lakes” because of its proximity to Lakes Mendota, Monona, Waubesa, and Kegonsa. All that water gives Wisconsin’s capital city an almost coastal feeling—there are striking views almost everywhere you look.

A few blocks from picturesque Lake Monona, you’ll find the capitol building, a white-domed structure that’s the tallest building in Madison. You can take one of the free tours that leave hourly from the information desk or just gaze at the colorful murals painted on the rotunda 200 feet up. On Saturdays, make sure to check out the year-round Dane County Farmers’ Market at Capitol Square. More than 150 local vendors at indoor and outdoor stands sell handmade cheeses and honey as well as farm-grown produce.

When you book a top-secret hotel, you’re guaranteed a name-brand property with a rating of 3 stars or higher in the neighborhood we specify. We’ll let you know the name and exact address of your top-secret hotel after you purchase the deal: Look in the redemption instructions for this deal, found in your account and on your email confirmation.

Hotel at a Glance: 3.5-Star Top-Secret Philadelphia Hotel

This hotel enjoys a prime location in downtown Philadelphia, surrounded by the historic sites and cultural institutions that have made Philadelphia one of America’s most-visited cities. Less than a mile away are the shops of Antique Row, the renowned Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Rodin Museum, home to an extensive collection of the French sculptor’s work. A 10-minute drive takes you to the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall.

• Each suite features a separate living room, two TVs, and a wet bar.
• Greet the day with a free cooked-to-order breakfast.
• Grab a drink during the complimentary evening reception, which also includes light appetizers.

Philadelphia’s Center City: Historic Landmarks and Museums

The historic Center City neighborhood, also known as downtown Philadelphia, dates back to the city’s founding in 1682. Today, Center City is Philadelphia’s central business district, with several skyscrapers and high-profile museums. The neighborhood is also home to Independence National Historical Park, whose high concentration of notable landmarks makes it America’s most historic square mile. While you’re here, visit Independence Hall—birthplace of the Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution—or head to the Liberty Bell Center to see the approximately 2,000-pound bell.

The shops of Historic Antique Row are less than a mile from here. The small, locally owned shops stock everything from oriental rugs to vintage clothing. Head about 15 minutes northwest to scale the famous steps outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art, where Rocky Balboa once pumped his fists victoriously. Inside, the massive museum’s holdings range from ancient Chinese art to famous paintings by Claude Monet, Salvador Dalí, and Vincent van Gogh.

Hotel at a Glance: The Highland Dallas - A Curio Collection by Hilton

Originally built as a Hilton Inn Dallas in the 1960s, the 4-star hotel was redesigned as a distinctive hotel known as The Highland Dallas. The remodeled version features a mix of mid-century architecture and modern decor along with a sophisticated yet casual atmosphere.

• Chic comfort: in guest rooms with luxury linens and designer headboards along with spacious work areas and cozy seating areas
• Upscale steakhouse: with fresh Texas meat dishes crafted by three-time James Beard-nominated and “Top Chef” contestant John Tesar
• Swim and lounge in the heated infinity pool with a deck ringed by a hot tub, chaise lounges, and private cabanas.
• A sooting escape: massages, facials, acupuncture, and more at the spa or hair and nail treatments at an award-winning salon and spa
• 24-hour fitness: Self-guided workouts or fitness classes at a center overlooking the garden courtyard

Dallas, Texas: Rejuvenated Urban Districts and Historical Parks

Though some know Dallas only for the massive AT&T Stadium (which is actually in Arlington), the city is also an enclave of arts and nature, overflowing with botanical gardens, art galleries, and live theater. Historic Main Street connects many of the city’s recently rejuvenated urban districts, as well as the popular Main Street Garden, a block-long public park surrounded by architecturally significant buildings.

A short walk from downtown Dallas, you’ll find horse-drawn carriages clopping along brick streets in the city’s historic West End district, which dates back to the 19th century. This part of the city also contains Dealey Plaza, where President Kennedy was assassinated in November 1963. At The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, housed in the former Texas School Book Depository, you can visit the spot where Lee Harvey Oswald is believed to have shot at Kennedy’s presidential motorcade.

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Hotel at a Glance

If you want to escape the Sin City hoopla, this Top Secret hotel has you covered—it’s entirely casino-free. Yet the four-star boutique hotel has no shortage of on-site dining options. Guests can enjoy Angus fillets and bone-in ribeye at the onsite steakhouse, dig into American sandwiches and sip cocktails made with locally procured ingredients, or opt for quicker, lighter bites at a cafe.

• Go for a swim in the outdoor pool or relax under the umbrella on the sun deck.
• Work up a sweat in a fitness center equipped with free weights and cardio machines.
• In-room amenities: 42-inch flat-screen TV, coffeemaker, pillow-top mattress, and free bottled water, plus views of the Strip from select rooms.
• Stock up on snacks at the on-site vending machines before heading off to explore Vegas.
• Distance from the Strip: half a mile.

Beyond the Las Vegas Strip: Old Vegas and Red Rock Canyon

It can feel like the entire city of Las Vegas revolves around the Strip if you never venture beyond that neon-lit corridor. But there’s plenty to see and do once you step off Las Vegas Boulevard. You can find a taste of Old Vegas on Fremont Street, where vintage signs and showgirls crowned with headdresses recall the days of Sinatra and Martin. Beginning at dusk, a canopy of more than 12 million LED lights erupts in a psychedelic light-and-music show every hour. For an aerial view, zoom down the center of Fremont Street on a zipline.

Nature puts on its own show at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a landscape of fiery-red sandstone formations and limestone cliffs just 17 miles outside the city. Motor down the 13-mile scenic drive or ditch the car and strike out on any of more than 20 hiking trails that course through the region’s otherworldly topography.

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Hotel at a Glance

This hotel is a hidden gem in the Denver Boulder area. It sits outside of Denver and puts guests in the middle of one of the most breathtaking and inspiring outdoor cultures in the country. In fair weather, drive west to hike Rocky Mountain National Park or scour Arapaho National Forest. In winter, snowshoe in Rocky Mountain National Park, brush up on your skiing skills with a trip to Loveland, or venture farther afield in search of the perfect slope.

• Can’t choose between Denver and Boulder? The hotel is equidistant from these two cities, each deserving of a traveler’s devotion for a day.
• Upscale Southwestern food: The onsite restaurant is known for its food and Bloody Mary brunch.
• Drink your fill: Between Boulder and Denver, you’ll have no shortage of brewpubs to discover after days of hiking, snowshoeing, and skiing.
• Soothe sore muscles with a refreshing swim in the indoor pool.

Winter Park, Colorado: Year-Round Outdoor Adventures in Picturesque Ski Village

Winter Park made its mark in the late 1930s as one of Colorado’s first ski towns. Today, the alpine berg draws sizable crowds during ski season but still retains its small-town vibe. Ski season—when an average of more than 320 inches of snow blankets the slopes of Winter Park Resort—typically runs from mid-November to late April. Skiers and snowboarders have access to more than 3,000 acres of terrain, 25 chairlifts, and five terrain parks. Mary Jane Mountain proffers legendary mogul runs, leading Skiing Magazine to name it the No. 1 place for mogul skiing in North America.

The park’s surrounding mountains and forests offer plenty to do off-season, too. Come summertime, Winter Park Resort is a popular mountain-biking destination, with 40 miles of downhill trails that feature tabletop jumps and banked cruisers. About 35 miles north of Winter Park, there’s fantastic hiking along a trail that skirts the Continental Divide, wending past waterfalls and through open meadows en route to Columbine Lake. Autumn is particularly scenic, as the leaves of native aspens turn red, gold, and orange.

Property at a Glance: Mountain Creek Cabins

These log cabins stand amid thick clusters of pine and maple trees, giving the property the rustic, far-off feel of camping in the wilderness during pioneer times. Yet the resort boasts enough modern amenities—including private outdoor hot tubs, electric log fireplaces, and free WiFi—to make you feel at home. Hop in the car for a short, scenic drive to nearby Coopers Rock State Forest.

• Lounge under the stars in the outdoor hot tub on your private porch. Log furnishings and a electric log fireplace help you stay warm once you’re inside.
• Get pizza delivered to your cabin or stay in and whip up a meal in your fully equipped kitchen.
• Scenic hiking trails follow old rail lines around the resort, which has trail maps to help you plan the best route. 
• Fresh maple syrup: The resort makes syrup from the maple trees on the property.  
• Nearby activities: nature hikes at Coopers Rock State Forest and skiing and tubing in nearby McHenry, Maryland.

Bruceton Mills, West Virginia: Natural Beauty Close to Small-Town Charm

The wilderness around Mountain Creek Cabins is filled with opportunities for communing with Mother Nature, including hiking paths made from repurposed railroad lines. Less than 5 miles away is Chestnut Ridge Park, a wide expanse set aside for fishing, hiking, and climbing. A 30-minute drive east brings you to downtown Morgantown, a slice of quintessential small-town America next to the main campus of West Virginia University.

Hotel at a Glance: Executive Suites Hotel & Conference Centre Metro Vancouver

Executive Suites Hotel, Metro Vancouver is designed for relaxation. All guests are treated to complimentary 15-minute massages to help them unwind after traveling. The boutique hotel also has an outdoor heated pool and hot tub and a grand piano in the lobby.

• Upscale comfort food: Opened in January 2018, Acqua Restaurant & Bar serves up dishes ranging from Mumbai butter chicken to herb-crusted salmon.
• Spacious suites feature wet bars with refrigerators and microwaves as well as upgraded bathrooms.
• Retail therapy: The hotel runs a free shuttle to major shopping centers in the area.
• Driving time to downtown Vancouver: about 20 minutes

Burnaby, British Columbia: Outdoor Oasis a Few Miles East of Vancouver

Burnaby has more than 5,400 acres of parks, trails, and waterways, and its mild climate makes it perfect for outdoor exploration year-round. Burnaby Lake Regional Nature Park and Deer Lake Park are particularly promising places to spot bald eagles, belted kingfishers, and the occasional small green-backed heron. Several miles north, Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area is crisscrossed with rugged hiking trails that lead to scenic vistas and the Playground of the Gods, an open-air art display featuring more than a dozen hand-carved wooden poles.

In addition to natural beauty and rich history, Burnaby provides easy access to downtown Vancouver. Head there to visit the unique shops and restaurants that line the harbor in historic Gastown or visit Stanley Park, whose 13-mile-long seawall has designated lanes for walkers, joggers, cyclists, and inline skaters.

Hotel at a Glance: Aqua Soleil Hotel & Mineral Water Spa

More than a century ago, natural hot springs were discovered in the California desert. Today, those hot springs supply the rejuvenating hot tubs and a pool at Aqua Soleil Hotel & Mineral Water Spa. H2O is the focal point of most of the experiences here: the hotel has one main pool and two hot tubs situated in the property’s palm-shaded courtyard.

• Guest rooms have convenient amenities including flat-screen TVs, mini fridges, and free WiFi. Soleil suites include a private mineral water pool.
• Get pampered: at The Spa at Soleil, with a signature organic facial or an Aqua Soleil signature massage. What’s more, each option of this getaway includes two $25 spa credits per stay.
• Make a splash in the pool, filled with natural hot mineral water, or relax in a jetted tub.

Desert Hot Springs, California: Spa-Centric Oasis Minutes from Palm Springs

In 1913, settler Cabot Yerxa was digging a well in the San Bernardino foothills when he unearthed natural hot springs bubbling beneath the Californian desert. This area later became known as Desert Hot Springs, a town that’s thrived over the years as a spa-centric getaway thanks to Yerxa’s find. The mineral waters, which hover around 148 degrees and are said to have healing powers, now flow directly into several local spas. Desert Hot Springs’ location, just 12 miles north of Palm Springs and two hours east of Los Angeles, also makes it an easy destination to reach for those looking for a relaxing escape from the big city.

After dark, take advantage of the area’s light-pollution ordinances by driving about 30 miles east to Joshua Tree National Park to stargaze during a night hike. The roughly 800,000-acre park stretches across parts of the Colorado and Mojave Deserts and plays host to some of the country’s most varied wildlife. The five fan-palm oases scattered throughout the park are the best spots to see native animals, such as snakes, bighorn sheep, and black-tailed jackrabbits.

Hotel at a Glance: The River Inn at Seaside

This recently built inn is located right along the Necanicum River and has already won awards for its charm, including the Nationwide Independent Lodging Award. It’s set one block from Broadway Street restaurants, including Twisted Fish Steakhouse, and a short walk from the scenic beachfront and the Seaside Aquarium.

• Take a dip in the indoor saltwater pool.
• Watch a movie: Borrow titles from the inn’s DVD library free of charge.
• Wake up to a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
• Free ride: Pedal along the waterfront with a complimentary rental bike.
• Relax on the patio near the onsite fire pit, and let the kids run free on the fenced-in playground.
• Local artwork hangs throughout the inn.

Seaside, Oregon: Coastal Beauty Surrounding a Family-Friendly Town

Located along Oregon’s Pacific coast, about 80 miles northwest of Portland, the resort town of Seaside has attracted beachcombers since the late 19th century. More recently, the coastal village has become a family destination marked by historical buildings, tree-lined boulevards, and plenty of kid-friendly activities, including mini golf, bumper cars, and arcades.

A 1.5-mile oceanfront promenade—known locally as the Prom—stretches along the beach, its boardwalk speckled with shops and restaurants near grass-covered dunes. Along the Prom, you’ll find a bronze statue of Lewis and Clark that faces the ocean at the historic Seaside Turnaround—the spot where the explorers are thought to have ended their epic westward trek. The Seaside Aquarium is also located along the promenade. Pop in to visit its aquatic residents, including a giant Pacific octopus, tropical fish, and several crowd-pleasing harbor seals.

Hotel at a Glance: Red Lion Hotel Monterey

Red Lion Hotel Monterey showcases the essence of historic downtown Monterey. The family friendly hotel places guests minutes away from renowned attractions including the 17-mile scenic drive, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Fisherman’s Wharf and Cannery Row.

• Rooms: spacious rooms equip with LCD televisions, work desks, and sitting areas await for guests to unwind in.
• Dining: On-site dining options allow guests to stay put. The Red Lion’s Crazy Horse Restaurant, known for it’s impressive salad bar, offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. The Safari Club bar and lounge area welcomes guests to catch a game on their 8-foot big screen or simply unwind with a cocktail.
• Amenities: From a fitness center to the room service, Red Lion Hotel Monterey offers all the necessary amenities and services to make every stay worthwhile.

Monterey, California: Scenic Beaches and Marine Wildlife on the Pacific Coast

The city of Monterey is at Monterey Bay’s southern end, in an area considered one of the world’s most scenic thanks to its rugged cliffs and dramatic ocean views. Author John Steinbeck lived for several years in the neighboring town of Pacific Grove, and he immortalized this part of central California in works such as East of Eden and Of Mice and Men. In Cannery Row, Steinbeck depicted the Monterey fish-canning industry at the turn of the 20th century. Today, a tourist destination of the same name houses souvenir shops and eateries right where the sardine factories used to be.

Among the city’s must-see attractions is the Monterey Bay Aquarium. Its mesmerizing displays include a living kelp forest filled with leopard sharks and wolf eels. For those who want to get closer to the sea, there’s the oceanfront Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail, where sea lions sunbathe on the rocks and otters play in the surf. A variety of whales pass by the shores of Monterey all year; visitors might also spot a few dolphins from aboard one of the popular harbor cruises.

Hotel at a Glance: Radisson Hotel Baltimore Downtown-Inner Harbor

Radisson Hotel Baltimore Downtown-Inner Harbor is located downtown, just a half-mile walk from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. See the city’s skyscrapers from your spacious room, where you can browse the Internet on the free WiFi or take a nap on your plush bed.

• Opt for extra room: Choose a deluxe corner king room for extra space and views of the Baltimore’s skyline.
• Get a workout using the fitness center’s free weights and cardio equipment.
• Eat well at Harbor Sports Bar and Grill, a local restaurant featuring signature crab soup and other locally-sourced dining options
• Within walking distance: Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, Royal Farms Arena, Baltimore Convention Center, the National Aquarium, and Camden Yards

Baltimore, Maryland: World-Class Museums and Historic Waterfront Neighborhoods

Baltimore’s Inner Harbor—a busy port that was redeveloped as a tourism district in the mid-20th century—has become one of the city’s best-known and most beloved landmarks. Water taxis ferry visitors from one historic, cultural, or family-friendly attraction to another. Sites along the routes include the star-shaped Fort McHenry (where US forces repelled the British during the War of 1812, inspiring Francis Scott Key to write “The Star-Spangled Banner”) and restaurants where you can sample the city’s famous crab cakes.

You’ll find several unique museums here, too, from the National Aquarium—which houses more than 16,000 sea creatures in realistic habitats—to the wonderfully oddball American Visionary Art Museum, one of the country’s leading institutions for outsider art. For a stunning view of the skyline, the Inner Harbor, and Chesapeake Bay, head up to the 27th floor of the Baltimore World Trade Center, where you can see the city from 360 degrees at the observation deck.

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2-Night Cruise To Nassau/Paradise Island or Grand Bahamas

Cruise (2 nights)

• 2 nights of accommodations in an ocean-view cabin aboard the Grand Classica or Grand Celebration cruise ships
• Sail on a Sun-Thu departure for $69 per person or Fri & Sat for $79 per person (cruise dates thru mid-Feb)

Attractions & Meals

• All meals onboard (alcoholic beverages and specialty restaurants not included)
• Theater shows, live music, pool-deck parties, day in The Bahamas
• Spa & beauty salon and full casino available

Cruise Itinerary at a Glance

You’ll be amazed at the number of activities you can pack into your 2-night Bahamas cruise. Aboard the Grand Celebration or the Grand Classica, you’ll enjoy everything from restaurants and talented performers to buzzing casinos and active pool decks with wonderful vistas. Once on Grand Bahama Island, you can swim with dolphins or take a Jeep tour. Similar excursions are also available in Nassau.

• Day 1: Board the ship as early as 12 p.m. to get acquainted with its many amenities. You must be onboard by 4 p.m., and the ship departs at 5:30 p.m.
• Day 2: Arrive in the Bahamas at 8 a.m. and enjoy excursions while discovering the wonders of Grand Bahama Island or Nassau. The ship departs at 5:30 p.m.
• Day 3: Return to West Palm Beach, Florida, at 7 a.m. from Grand Bahamas and 8:00 a.m. from Nassau.

Frequently Asked Questions

See Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line’s FAQ here.

1. What travel documents are required? A passport or both a birth certificate and government-issued ID are required for travel outside the US.

2. What are the gratuities onboard? Our crew (as well as the crew from other lines) is encouraged to work together as a team. Staff members including restaurant staff, stateroom stewards, and behind-the-scenes support staff are compensated by a combination of salary and incentive programs that your service charge supports. A charge of $13.95 per person per night will automatically be added to your onboard account.

3. Is internet service available onboard? Yes, internet is available onboard for a fee of $15 per night.

4. Does my child need a voucher? Each voucher is good for two guests. If you are looking to add more than two guests to your cabin, guests 3 and 4 can be purchased at the time of booking with Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line.

5. Can I exchange money onboard? No, you cannot exchange money onboard. The Bahamas accepts US currency.

Remember:

• One voucher covers a cruise for two people. No additional fee to travel solo.
• Select dates: If your chosen date is not available for the price, you will be offered another date for the same price.

Resort at a Glance: Liki Tiki Village

The family-centric Liki Tiki Village complements comfortable vacation condos with a slew of kid-friendly amenities. At the onsite waterpark, little ones can splash in a wading pool, glide down five water slides, and watch the eruption of the water volcano. The tropically landscaped grounds also have areas where they can face off in volleyball, tennis, and mini-golf. Liki Tiki is also only located only 10 minutes from Walt Disney World® Theme Parks.

• Home away from home: Spacious one- and two-bedroom condos feature full kitchens, along with washers and dryers.
• Grab a bite: The poolside Shipwreck Sally’s serves burgers, hot dogs, and sandwiches.
• Sail on the lake: The resort offers paddle boating at the onsite lake.
• Work up a sweat in the fitness room, then wind down in one of the outdoor hot tubs.
• Splash and play: The on-site Liki Tiki Lagoon Water Adventure Park features a wave pool, waterfall, poolside bar, and water slides.

Orlando, Florida: World-Famous Theme Parks and Cultural Surprises

Located in the center of Florida, Orlando may be forever associated with the Walt Disney World® Theme Parks—the world’s most-visited entertainment resort. Spanning roughly 30,000 acres, it encompasses four theme parks, two water parks, five golf courses, and the Disney Springs® Area. There’s no shortage of things to do here: begin your day by boarding a rocket-shaped three-seater that climbs to 180 feet before entering a deep black tunnel and racing past stars, satellites, and constellations. Walk across the park to sample Moroccan cuisine for lunch, or ride a dune buggy through a haunted mansion. Before heading back to the hotel, take in the nightly fireworks, laser, and water show. One of the most popular family destinations in the world, sunny Orlando is also home to Universal Orlando—which includes The Wizarding World of Harry Potter—SeaWorld, and Gatorland.

Those hoping to shake up the typical theme-park-dominated itinerary can head into downtown Orlando’s vibrant arts district. The neighborhood boasts venues such as CityArts Factory, a multifaceted patchwork of gallery spaces, and SAK Comedy Lab, which hosts family-friendly improv shows five nights a week.

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9- or 10-Day Guided Tour of China with Air

Flights & Transportation:

• Round-trip airfare from
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  • Seattle (SEA)
  • San Francisco (SFO)
  • Chicago (ORD)
  • Denver (DEN)
  • New York City (specific gateway based on availability)
  • Washington, DC (specific gateway based on availability)
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  • Houston (IAH)
  • Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
  • Atlanta (ATL)
• All airport and hotel transfers
• For additional departure airports/pricing, contact Rewards Holiday at (877) 618-3886.
• Airline & flight times determined at time of booking

7-Night Package Hotels (7 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 3 nights of accommodations at China National Convention Center Grand Hotel or similar in Beijing
• 1 night of accommodations at Snowy Sea Hotel or similar in Suzhou
• 1 night of accommodations at Merchant Marco Garden Hotel or similar in Hangzhou
• 2 nights of accommodations at Regal Plaza Hotel & Residence or similar in Shanghai

8-Night Package Hotels (8 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 3 nights of accommodations at China National Convention Center Grand Hotel or similar in Beijing
• 1 night of accommodations at Snowy Sea Hotel or similar in Suzhou
• 1 night of accommodations at Grand Kingtown Hotel Wuxi or similar in Wuxi
• 1 night of accommodations at Merchant Marco Garden Hotel or similar in Hangzhou
• 2 nights of accommodations at Pullman Shanghai Qingpu Excellence or similar in Shanghai

7-Night Package Attractions & Meals

• 7 breakfasts and 4 lunches
• All tours and admissions as per itinerary
• Professional English-speaking tour guide

8-Night Package Attractions & Meals

• 8 breakfasts and 5 lunches
• All tours and admissions as per itinerary
• Professional English-speaking tour guide

Tour Itinerary at a Glance

Millennia of history and the glitz of modern life exist side by side in China, and on this tour, you can see it all. You’ll visit ancient relics and UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Great Wall of China and West Lake. In the same trip, you’ll also see present-day China’s glittering skyscrapers and vibrant shopping scene. An example of what to expect:

• Day 1: Take an overnight flight to Beijing, China.
• Day 2: Arrive in Beijing and spend the rest of the day at leisure.
• Day 3: Consider taking an optional tour on this free day in the city.
• Day 4: Climb part of the Great Wall of China and tour the Beijing 2008 Olympic Center.
• Day 5: After a free day in Beijing, you’ll fly to Shanghai and take a bus to Suzhou.
• Day 6: Tour the Lingering Garden and a silk factory before heading to Wuxi and visiting the Lingshan Grand Buddha.
• Day 7: Visit Lake Lihu and travel to Hangzhou.
• Day 8: Stop by West Lake and a tea plantation before driving to Shanghai.
• Day 9: Tour the Shanghai Museum and visit the City God Temple Bazaar.
• Day 10: Fly back to the United States.

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• Flying from any airport not listed here
• Extending your trip or traveling on dates not listed here
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• Booking optional tours and upgrades

Optional Tours & Upgrades

• Forbidden City with lunch on day 3 ($65/person)
• Peking duck banquet on day 3 ($35/person)
• “The Golden Mask Dynasty” show on day 4 ($50/person)
• Beijing day tour on day 5 ($79/person)
• Canal cruise on day 6 ($30/person)
• “The Romantic Show of Songcheng” on day 7 ($65/person)
• West Lake boat ride on day 8 ($35/person)
• Huangpu River night cruise on day 8 ($50/person)
• “ERA The Intersection of Time” acrobatic show on day 9 ($60/person)

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Island Vacation in Southeast Asia

Flights & Transportation:

• Round-trip airfare from
  • New York (JFK)
  • Seattle (SEA)
  • San Francisco (SFO)
  • Los Angeles (LAX)
• Round-trip airport transfers
• Flight from Bali to Singapore
• Airline taxes & fuel surcharges
• For additional departure airports/pricing, contact Globotours at (800) 988-4833.
• Airline & flight times determined at time of booking

Standard Hotels (7 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 5 nights of accommodations in a Dash studio room at Dash Hotel Seminyak or similar in Bali
• 2 nights of accommodations in a superior room at Hotel Mi Singapore or similar in Singapore
• Daily breakfast

Upgrade Hotels (7 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 5 nights of accommodations in a deluxe room at Nusa Dua Beach Hotel & Spa or similar in Bali
• 2 nights of accommodations in a premium queen room at Yotel Singapore or similar Singapore
• Daily breakfast

Ideas for your vacation

Explore and relax in equal measure on this nine-day vacation, which lets you spend most of your time as you please. You’ll enjoy five nights at a four or five-star hotel near Bali’s beaches before ending your trip with two nights at an equally luxe hotel in the island nation of Singapore.

• After dark: Check out one of Bali’s night markets, where you can fill up on savory street food and find souvenirs.
• Batubalan village: Watch artisans dye intricate designs onto batik fabric. The vibrantly hued patterns adorn traditional Balinese dresses and skirts.
• Merlion: Singapore’s legendary 6-foot fountain bears the body of a scaled fish and the head of a lion that spouts streams of water.
• Gardens by the Bay: Climb inside an indoor waterfall that pours over tropical foliage and wander through a flower dome filled with rare orchids.

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• Flying from any airport not listed here
• Extending your trip or traveling on dates not listed here
• The availability of your desired travel dates
• Traveling with kids; please contact Globotours for more information
• Booking optional tours and upgrades

Optional Tours & Upgrades

Bali

• Ubud, the Cultural Heart of Bali Tour ($49/person)
• Tanah Lot Tour ($53/person)
• Uluwatu sunset with Kecak Dance ($45/person)
• The art and nature of Bali with lunch ($69/person)
• The Beautiful Kintamani Tour ($63/person)
• Ayung River whitewater rafting ($51/person)
• Snorkeling at USAT Liberty and East Bali ($118/person)

Minimum of two participants is required

Singapore

• Singapore City Tour ($37/person)
• Morning at the Zoo (without breakfast, $59/person)
• Night out at Marina Bay Sands resort ($72/person; Wed., Thu., Fri., and Sat.)
• Singapore by night with dinner and Singapore sling ($118/person; daily)
• Night safari (without dinner, $70/person; nightly)

Minimum of two participants is required

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Explore Floating Markets and Buddhist Monasteries in Thailand’s Capital

Flights & Transportation:

• Round-trip airfare from
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• Airline taxes and fuel surcharges
• All transfers
• For additional departure airports/pricing, contact Gate 1 Travel at (800) 682-3333.
• Airline & flight times determined at time of booking

Hotels (5 nights + 1 overnight flight)

• 5 nights of accommodations at Hotel Novotel Bangkok Fenix Silom in Bangkok
• Daily breakfast

Ideas for Your Vacation

Bangkok brims with ancient temples, street food, and shops, offering you a unique glimpse into Thailand’s past and present. Explore the city on your own, or take your pick of several optional tours (additional fees apply).

• Reclining Buddha: This 150-foot-long figure encrusted with gold leaf and mother-of-pearl represents the Buddha ascending to nirvana; see it at Wat Pho temple.
• Taste authentic pad thai at a street stall, where the tasty noodle dish is made on the spot in a searing-hot wok with chili powder.
• Visit floating markets where vendors sell colorful produce and prepared foods from boxy canoes that bob in canals.

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Optional Tours & Upgrades

• Chao Phraya dinner cruise on day 3 ($85/person)
• Half-day Bangkok city tour with visits to temples on day 4 ($49/person)
• Siam Niramit show and dinner on day 4 ($73/person)
• Half-day Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha tour on day 5 ($53/person)
• Thai dinner and cabaret show on day 5 ($62/person)
• Full-day historical Ayutthaya tour with cruise and lunch on day 6 ($77/person)