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Looking back in reflection of 2018, our team did some pretty amazing, creative and downright cool things. From exploring the frozen wonderland of Wyoming to celebrating each team birthday in a very TVR way to checking out a lot of new venue, hotel and restaurant openings – we've been busy. Some moments called for an on-the-go snap, others called for a full-blown photoshoot and some just live in our memories. We gathered up some of our favorite team moments of 2018 to share with you and as a beautiful reminder to ourselves of what we've accomplished in a very fast, very busy year. We look forward into 2019 with optimism, excitement and an eagerness for new adventures and gatherings because after all, these moments are all about connecting with those around you.   

The promise of fresh snowfall and all that soft white powder that piles on the mountaintops is setting our Alpine radar on high alert as we head into the winter season. While we love a day on the slopes as much as the next Olympian, we have even more love for the après-ski hangouts and hotels that offer cozy vibes, beautiful backdrops and design-savvy digs. Tag along as we traipse across the snowy globe in search of our next shred spot.   Reporter: Alyssa Brown

With the fresh chill of late fall in our bones and summer long behind us, we’re seeking out all the cozy fireplaces where you can kick back and get comfortable. Places where you can warm your toes just after a hillside walk, spots that do dinner and a fireside show, antique reading chairs set beside fireplaces, firepits with city views, and many more warmth-providing seats where you’ll want to stay a while. From the glamorous hotels of Aspen to some of Southern California’s best eateries to New York getaways, we’ve got a spot that’s just hot enough to be what you’re looking for. Planning a gathering and want a hearth to be part of the scene? We’ve got that covered too. Reporter: Alyssa Brown | Location: Tourists

Bachelorette parties are meant to celebrate the spirit of the lady being exalted, and these days it’s common to see big-time adventurers and outdoor enthusiasts bringing their gal pals along for something epic. From glamping in the deserts of Morocco to riding a luxury train through the Portuguese countryside to swimming with dolphins in Hawaii, there's a little something for every bucket list worthy bachelorette party. Reporter: Alyssa Brown

Our TVR team recently explored Jackson, Wyoming and got the 411 on this stunning American West town (you can explore our photo journal here too). The town is buzzing year-round with cozy coffee shops, small boutique hotels, a stunning resort atop the crest of East Gros Ventre Butte and day trips exploring the National Elk Refuge. This is your guide to a trip of unforgettable experiences alongside friendly locals in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

The Venue Report team takes us on a photo journal adventure of a recent trip to Wyoming where we encountered wild animals, toured Amangani and got a BTS look at their culinary program. Through snow-blanketed winding roads and dancing snow flurries falling from the sky, a sense of harmony in Wyoming’s frozen wilderness comes over my girlfriend, Hannah, and myself as we make our trek 7,000 feet above sea level. High above the town of Jackson, Wyoming at the fork in the road sits a wood-carved sign reading "Amangani".  Amangani (translated means "peaceful home") clings to the crest of East Gros Ventre Butte overlooking the tree lined valley of Jackson Hole with views of Teton Pass and the Snake River Range. We were welcomed by Amangani's Guest Experience Manager, Elizabeth, and instantly felt like we were in the home of a close friend. Inside, a sense of peace, serenity and warmth radiated throughout while the winds and snowfall picked up outside. Beyond enjoying the laidback luxury of the hotel, we found out we would also embark on Amangani's signature wildlife sighting experience that would prove to be one of the most memorable adventures our lives.

It’s that time of year when bonuses are being distributed and cash is being doled out for Christmas gifts. Okay, okay, maybe not for everyone. But still, if you’ve made it to the end of 2017 and have managed to stack away any travel money for 2018, we’ve got 22 ideas for how you can spend that dinero. Rather than purchasing clothes and stuff, we say spend it on experiences and traveling the world. Here are the hottest destinations we’re recommending for your New Year, New You Travel Wish List.   Reporter: Alyssa Brown

Winter blues got you feeling ready to search for some hot springs and outdoor hot tubs with a view? Us too. We’re talking cedar hot tubs in the forest, hot pools in the French Alps, wood-fired tubs overlooking Patagonia, geothermal lagoons in Iceland, and more spots that’ll heat you up inside and out. Chill factor? We’re aiming for literally zero.   Reporter: Alyssa Brown    

Ready for the seasonal change? Looking to celebrate fall in nature? Or want to explore festivals around the world? These 12 destinations will help you experience October to the fullest. This month's guide not only has wine valley experiences, desert getaways and urban sophistication, it's also jam-packed with seasonal activities you won't want to miss. Let's not forget the spookiness of October. Watch your back! Some of these cities take October quite seriously... Haunted houses aside, fall's beauty is worth traveling for and these cities don't disappoint. Reporter: Scout | Location: Baja California

Our new favorite category of event planning, vow renewals are making a big splash. We’ve followed couples around the world, celebrating marriages of anywhere from one to fifty years in settings that are intimate, romantic, gorgeous and wild. From the mountain tops of Tasmania to the lavender fields of Provence to the storied architecture of New Orleans, we’ve got a little inspiration for every couple looking to celebrate an anniversary with a renewal of their wedding vows.   Reporter: Alyssa Brown | Location: Ojai

Traveling to a remote location often comes along with a bit of a “roughing it” mentality, in which things like around-the-clock electricity, wifi, comfy beds, and spa treatments aren’t exactly readily available. But fear not, luxury mavens, we’ve got a whole slew of secluded hotels around the world that offer up the best of the best in accommodations, amenities and chic factor so you don’t have to rough it at all. Since the journey to the destination is half the fun of the adventure, come along as we explore the private islands of French Polynesia, the land reserves of South Africa, New Zealand’s secret homesteads, and some of the most luxurious properties around the world.   Reporter: Alyssa Brown | Venue: Fogo Island Inn

Impulse travel is by far our favorite kind noted by our other spontanious travel lists. While we love to plan trips and typically spend hours hemming and hawing over the best venues or hotels in the best places, sometimes the spur-of-the-moment trek out to the desert ends up being the best experience of the whole year. In an effort to encourage more impromptu adventures, we’ve gathered up some of our favorite spots that are easily accessible by car or a quick flight to enjoy the end of winter and early spring, places where you can be sure to get out of the everyday norm and experience nature, culture, zen, snow, or sea. And guess what? You can book all these rad spots directly through us. We even have a white glove concierge service who will book your whole itinerary if you’re into it. Book it, book it real good.  Reporter: Alyssa Brown Traveling with a group? inquire about room blocks & group rates