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Plan your Christmas in Cancun, Mexico

December holidays are the best time of the year. Thousands of people get reunited to celebrate this time with their loved ones. There are some special places where you don’t have to seek for the feeling of christmas, I will tell you about that in Cancun so you don’t have to break the bank!

You may think Cancun is more like a place for summer times or spring breakers because of the sunny days, beach parties and nightlife. But there is a part that features this time of the year to welcome many travelers of the world who want to have a special christmas.

Choose your hotel to stay

With so many hotels offering fabulous Cancun Christmas deals, holidays are the perfect season to enjoy the events and parties with unique packages. From low price hotels to all inclusive, close to the beach, the party area and activities!

Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort

This beautiful resort offers many acitivities inside for Christmas. You can start Christmas morning with a service room breakfast. Rooms are spacious and cool available to choose infront of the sea to enjoy the beautiful view. You will see lots of decorations since you step inside. There’re plenty of entertainment at the pool area, beach, a big variety of food to choose from the buffets and nightlife.

Le Blanc Spa Resort

An only adults hotel special for the elegance offered. You can see it in the accommodations. You will love to enjoy the multiple dining options to try different food each night. The staff are friendly, reliable, professional, and caring.

Enjoy a special Christmas dinner at a restaurant

Most restaurants will be opened at Christmas night. Check out for Lorenzillos, Rolandis, Harris or any located at the Hotel Zone to see their menu’s. Remember to reserve with time and choose the one you like the most.

Dinner with pirates

Captain Hook offers a dinner with pirates in a ship navigating in Cancun Sea. While having dinner you can enjoy the incredible pirate show with music and games. When the captain discovers the presence of the enemy, will shout for his men to take battle positions, cannons and get ready to fire!Playa del Carmen

You’ll find many options for restaurants to spend Christmas dinner in Playa del Carmen. Hotels, restaurants and beach bars with music through all the night to feel the caribbean feeling. There are also many nightclubs like Coco Bongo show, the top nightlife venue with live performances, drinks and plenty of fun.

Shopping

Playa del Carmen features the famous 5th avenue with local shops and specialy for the ornaments to take your home! The Tequila Bazar is a little shop on 5th Avenue we like for souvenirs. From October until Christmas they have a lot of little Christmas decorations.

November 15, 2016
Top 15 Places to visit in Winter

It’s cold outside! If you are planning a holiday with a hot chocolate in hand enjoying the beautiful scenery that brings the winter, this are the 15 Places That Are Even Better During The Winter:

1. Winter in Gullfoss, Iceland

2. Winter in Bern, Switzerland

3. Winter in The Tadami River in Fukushima, Japan

4. Winter in Lake Tahoe, California

5. Winter in The Norwegian Boreal Forest

6. Winter in Bergen, Norway

7. Winter in The Italian Donomites

8. Winter in Northern British Columbia, Canada

9. Winter in Hallstatt, Austria

10. Winter in Lake Bled, Slovenia

11. Winter in Bavaria, Germany

12. South Yorkshire, UK

13. Cariboos, British Columbia

14. Steamboat Springs, Colorado

15. Winter in Loveland Pass, Colorado

December 2, 2015
9 things to do in New York this Christmas

So, you will spend this holidays in New York and don’t know where to go? I did some research about some travelers who have gone on holidays and what they said. In conclusion, Here are 9 things to do in New York this Christmas:

1. Pick up a delicious hot chocolate with a muffin at City Bakery, you will taste one of the best hot cocoa int he world.

2. Visit Rolf’s, the place that is transformed on Christmas time.

3. Go see the Radio City Christmas Spectacular! Every year, the Rockettes push themselves further to put on a show that is more dynamic, more challenging and more magical than the last.

4. Do ice skating. You can’t miss going at the Rink in the Rocketfeller Center. There are other ice rinks to which you can fo so this experience of falling and getting up over and over should be on your list!

5. Go get a christmas drink at Miracle in 9th street, a cozy bar with christmas decorations having drinks like “The Grink and the Three Wise Men” this for the whole month on december? Yes, it is as good as it sounds.

6. Go to one of the best markets in New York City: Chelsea Market! This market attracts more than 6 millon national and international visitors.

7. Holiday markets and seasonal shopping: pop-ups are fun and special, don’t miss them! You will find all kind of home made goods, decorations, food, etc. I recommend you to visit the Union Square Market.

8. Grab an Apple Betty from Toby’s Estate Coffee in West Village. (A small-batch roaster located in Brooklyn, New York) An Apple Betty it’s an almond milk cappuccino with house made apple syrup and spice. Yummy!

9. You don’t have to be religious to Enjoy a Carol Service. This is the time when you can sing in public without worrying about holding a tune or not! Just sing and have fun.

Enjoy your trip in NYC and happy holidays! You can comment below this and I will gladly answer to you!

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November 23, 2015
Spend the Best Christmas eve in Toronto

The holidays are almost here and you are probably looking a place to relax and have fun with your family and friends, planning the gifts, the games and the dinners with your friends from highschool. If you are looking for something different, here are some good reasons to get out of the house over this 2015 holiday season in Toronto, CA.

A Toronto tradition for more than 100 years, The Santa Claus Parade returns to put smiles on the faces of families all across the city. From children to adults, thousands of Canadians and people from other countries line the streets to look Santa, while he leave a big smile on their faces. The celebration consists of more than 25 different-themed floats, 22 bands, 100 celebrity clowns, more than 1,500 volunteers, and the big man himself, Santa.

This year’s Santa Claus Parade begins at the Christie Pits Park at 12:30 p.m. It travels past the ROM and the Eaton Centre, before ending at St. Lawrence Market. Click here to see the Map of the Route

Tips: Make sure to arrive early for a good spot as space fills up fast. It’s also always a good idea to bundle up and bring a hot drink in a reusable mug to stay warm waiting for St. Nick. Bring your camera for pictures and if you want you can dress yourself of a christmas character.

More Toronto Christmas Market Photos

Prepare yourself for an authentic European-style Christmas Market. Local vendors and craftsmen sell their wares in stalls while carolers sing and kids play on the Ferris Wheel and carousel.
Entertainers at the market include a daily sing-along with Santa’s elves, daily caroling and a world caroling championship. There’s a life-sized gingerbread house, carousel, ferris wheel and of course, Santa and his reindeer.
You can find handmade or imported goods like Christmas ornaments and scarves, or delicious food like Belgian waffles, Bavarian nuts, poutine and corned beef sandwiches. The Beer Garden (19+ open at night) serves beer, cider, mulled wine and other holiday cocktails.

If you love Christmas shopping shows, you can´t miss The One of a Kind Christmas Show to spend the best Christmas eve in Toronto, you will find featuring unique products for everyone.

Shop for hand-crafted ceramics, jewellery, furniture, clothing and accessories, browse through art galleries, watch a fashion show and take part in artistic holiday activities. Since 1975, it has become the largest consumer craft show in North America.
There are also hands-on workshops where you can make unique gifts. Each includes breakfast and admission to the show.

November 26, 2015 – December 06, 2015
At Enercare Centre
Adult: $13, Senior/Youth: $7.50, Children under 12: Free

Definitely DJ Skate Nights can be more fun than dancing on the floor.

One of the city’s most scenic rinks brings the party outdoors with a series of weekly events that brings the best of Toronto’s nightlife to the cold winter nights. Free Admission

December 13
DJ Skate Launch with DJ Jellybean Benitez/30th Anniversary of House
December 20
1 LOVE T.O. Holiday Skate Party
DJs Dlux and Lissa Monet.

December 27
Ladies Night
DJs L’Oqenz and Mel Boogie play electronic, disco and dance around the rink.

The National Ballet of Canada presents its annual Christmas show, The Nutcracker, is one of the most recognizable ballets in the world.

You can also find performances at the Sony Centre, in Mississauga, plus the National Ballet’s at the Four Seasons Centre for Performing Arts. Plus, the TSO performs and evening of the Best of Tchaikovsky at Roy Thompson Hall. Click Here to See All Performances

Walk through the city with some friends, family or a special someone to watch the Christmas lights of Toronto, beautiful Christmas trees, festive store windows and displays.

Yorkville, the Distillery Historic District and Nathan Phillips Square are some of the best spots to stroll with a hot cocoa in hand.

The Toronto Symphony Orchestra perform George Frideric Handel’s Messiah, a staple of the holiday season for anyone who appreciates powerfully composed pieces of classical music.

The conductor for the night will be Sir Andrew Davis and he will be joined by soprano Erin Wall, mezzo-soprano Elizabeth DeShong, tenor Andrew Staples, bass-baritone John Relyea, and the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir.

September 16, 2015