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Interested in the Merax Travelhouse luggage sets but aren’t sure if they are any good? Well, we can tell you that, and pretty much everything else you should know about them!

So, if you are trying to figure out if a Merax Travelhouse luggage set is a good choice for you, you are in the right place!

I will tell you about the sizes of the suitcases in the sets, the materials they are made of, and all of the features that you find out about the Merax Travelhouse suitcases in this detailed review.

About The Merax Travelhouse Luggage Sets

In this review, I will show you two Travelhouse luggage sets from Merax. Both of them are pretty popular with travelers, include three suitcases, and are really affordable. Check out the main specifications of suitcases from both these sets.

As you can see, both sets feature a 20”, a 24”, and a 28” suitcase.  But they are not really the same size –  the luggage in the Expandable set is actually smaller than the luggage in the Mixed Color set . And that is actually because the packing compartment on the colorful suitcases is larger, meaning that you will be able to fit more stuff in those suitcases.

There are also weight differences – the smallest suitcase is actually lighter in the Expandable set, but the other two are not.  They are significantly lighter in the Mixed color set, even though the suitcases themselves are larger. So, if you would like to get the most lightweight Travelhouse set, I recommend the second one.

There are a few more things that differ between these suitcases, so let’s talk about that!

The Differences

The two sets are really similar, but they are some features that are not exactly the same.

So, I will tell you about those first, and then I will move on to the features that are identical on both Travelhouse luggage sets.

Expandable Capacity

One of these sets has an expandable capacity, and the other doesn’t.  You can expand the capacity of the suitcases by an  additional 25%,  which is really convenient.

So,  if you think you can benefit from this feature, definitely go for the Expandable luggage set . Just bear in mind that it’s really easy to over-pack an expanded suitcase, so be sure to weigh it before you leave the house (if you plan to check it at the airport).

Here’s the thing – both luggage sets feature locks. However, neither is a specifically TSA-friendly lock. You can see what that looks like (when it is) in the top part of the above photo. 

This is really important if you often travel to and from the USA, because of the TSA agents. If they randomly choose to inspect your suitcase, they can easily open it up without breaking anything if it has a TSA lock. But if it doesn’t, they will open it up forcefully, and most likely trash your suitcase in the process.

The lock on the Expandable set is not (supposed to be) TSA friendly.

However,  some travelers who own this luggage said that their suitcases were opened by the TSA and that the lock was still working. But that was not the case with everyone who owns this luggage, so bear that in mind.

Color Variety

So, this isn’t really a too important difference, but it still something to keep in mind.  The PET set is available only in Gold, Silver, Black, and Sunbeam. So, there’s not too much color variety. This is probably bad news for those of you who aren’t fans of these unique colors.

The Expandable set , on the other hand, can be bought in 10 different colors.  So lots of choices, and there’s something for everyone – pick up the classic black if you prefer to blend in at the airport, or go for the bright yellow set if you want to be able to spot your luggage on the belt in seconds!

The Common Features

Now it’s time to discuss the features that both Merax Travelhouse luggage sets share. You can expect to see the features below on every single one of their suitcases!

Materials And Durability

Both luggage sets are made from super durable materials, and you can expect almost the same level of durability from them.  

Most affordable luggage like these ones from Merax is made with ABS. It is the go-to material for suitcases without breaking the bank. 

Their tests have shown that their PET cases can be driven over by a semi and still survive, so it’s a pretty strong material.

The  shells of the expandable Merax suitcases are made from a mixture of ABS and Polycarbonate.  That means two things – one,  the shell is somewhat flexible and is able to bend upon hard impact.  But not completely, like a pure Polycarbonate shell.

Two , you can tell which material is more prevalent by the price of the luggage, and it is obviously ABS . Pure Polycarbonate suitcases tend to be pretty expensive since that is the more expensive material. With a price tag of around $100 for all three suitcases, it is easy to figure out that they are mostly made from ABS.

That’s really good for the cosmetics of your suitcases – ABS is less prone to scratches than Polycarbonate, so your Merax Travelhouse luggage will look new for a longer time. Plus, the shells on both sets are ribbed, which helps make any existing scuffs and scratches less noticeable.

But in terms of pure durability, don’t expect these to last forever. Especially the ones you check at the airport – they will be thrown around a lot, so don’t be too surprised if one of them breaks.

The  carry-ons, on the other hand, should be more durable , since they won’t experience the tough love from baggage handlers.

Single Spinner Wheels

Both sets have suitcases that are equipped with  single spinner wheels.

These are wheels that are able to  turn 360 degrees, allowing you to maneuver your luggage with ease . You can push it alongside you or in front of you – the crucial thing is that  you don’t have to tilt the suitcase to get the wheels rolling.

That in turn means you can say goodbye to sore arms!

The  wheels on these Merax suitcases are quiet , which is great. And,  single spinner wheels have the benefit of being lighter than double spinner wheels , simply because there are fewer materials on them.

However, they are also  somewhat less durable  – single spinner wheels usually have a silicone wheel, which can break off in pieces on uneven terrain. As opposed to dual spinner wheels, which usually consist of two pieces of plastic. Also, double wheels tend to roll more smoothly, but the difference is not too noticeable.

Telescopic Wheel Handle

The suitcases in both these sets have double-barrel telescopic handles . They are  made from aluminum and are really lightweight  – which you can already tell from the weights of the individual suitcases.

The wheel handles can lock into position both when extended and when stored, and they make maneuvering your suitcase through crowds a breeze.

All of the suitcases featured in this review also have two grab handles  – one on the top and one on the side. They are ergonomic and have a cushioned bottom, for your carrying comfort.

Double Packing Compartments

Just like most other hardshells,  all of the Merax Travelhouse suitcases have two packing compartments.

Both are  fully lined  and are really similar. The bottom compartment of the suitcases has  elastic tie-down straps  to keep your clothes in place, while the  top compartment features a full zippered divider.

The luggage in both sets also features one internal pocket, but its position is different.

In the Expandable set , it is a small zippered pocket in the bottom compartment.

But on the Mixed Color set, the pocket is on the divider, and it is pretty large, as you can see in the photo.

The Combination Lock

The luggage in both sets features a combination lock. I already told you what’s the main difference – one is TSA approved, and the other one isn’t.

But they both work in really similar ways. They are three-digit combination locks with your zipper pullers in place.

Since you usually don’t receive instructions for setting up to lock, or you receive them in a locked suitcase, here’s some help.

The original combination is either 000 or 999.  Try one of those two, and see which one opens up your suitcase. Then lock it again.

With the numbers in the position of the original combination, you want to  p ress and hold the small button on the broader side of the lock.  There are two buttons on the lock; one of them is large and unlocks your suitcase – not the button you should press. You want to press the smaller button, which is supposed to reset the combination.

While you are pressing the button, set up your own combination. When you’re done, release the button, and voila – you did it!

Convenient Storage

When you’re not traveling, you need to find somewhere to store these suitcases. And that’s something you’ll love about the Merax Travelhouse luggage sets–  the smaller suitcases store inside the larger ones, so you technically only need to find space to store one single suitcase.

That’s also pretty convenient maintenance-wise – the smaller two suitcases are packed inside the largest one, and you don’t have to worry about getting dusty or dirty. It’s much easier and quicker to clean just one suitcase than it is three!

And one other thing to keep in mind is that  this is how they will ship you the luggage. And that will save you lots of money, as opposed to them being chipped individually or one on top of the other. Which is what some other companies do.

Merax Travelhouse Luggage Sets: Final Impressions

In the end, would I recommend them to you?

I think it would have to be the Mixed Color set, simply because it appears to be quite durable

These Merax suitcases also have TSA-friendly locks, which is a must for all of you who frequently fly to the States. And they are slightly better for the organization since they have a larger pocket in the main compartment.

The other set has the benefit of having expandable capacity – not really a pro for me, but I’m guessing it’s a pro for many of you. All the other important features are there – the shell material, wheels, handles, and capacities.

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Following a record sale, a pair of connected, renovated rentals with 15,000 square feet of five-star services is yours for the taking.

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Together, the properties come in at 15,098 square feet on a prime vantage overlooking Vail Village’s Gore Creek Drive. A portion of those plots, which were originally developed by the families of publishing giants Webster and McGraw-Hill, can be rented for a lower rate if less space is needed ($22,000 per night). But its not just the space you’re paying for; it’s the services. 

With nine bedrooms and 15 bathrooms, Opus recently underwent a $5 million renovation that included furniture upgrades, new decor, and art throughout the home. A state-of-the-art fitness studio and a fully stocked ski and game room were also added. The indoor pools (Opus has two) received a refresh, too. Ethos, meanwhile, sleeps 12.

The rental comes with a butler and all the ski essentials and equipment needed for the snowy season. First tracks at Vail and nearby Beaver Creek can be arranged for guests, as can excursions into the area’s famed back bowls and Alpine meadows. 

Aprés ski includes a dinner helmed by Michelin-starred chef Charlie Palmer or Top Chef alums Bryan Voltaggio or Elizabeth Falkner. Champagne sabering, caviar tastings, and wine-paired dinners, which might include bottles from Silver Oak, Canard, and Gargiulo, are led by Apex’s very own sommelier. 

If all the fun has left you wilted, massages are available in-house, as well as yoga classes (with epic views, natch) and meditative, therapeutic sound baths led by trained therapists. 

It’s a (snow) ball. 

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Inside Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s $15K-a-night Bahamas vacation home with 3 butlers, 2 personal chefs

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce jetted off to the Bahamas for a romantic getaway where they stayed at the luxurious Rosalita House on Harbour Island.

The lavish oceanside mansion — where Kylie Jenner once stayed in 2020 — reportedly costs a staggering $15,000 a night to rent out and comes with no shortage of amenities.

The private villa that sleeps 12 people features six bedrooms, a pool, multiple terraces, stunning gardens, a gym and more.

“Rosalita is a stunning, palatial, beachfront villa in Harbour Island, a paradisal strip of beach northeast of Eleuthera, where cars are forbidden and the sands are pink,” the website states.

Nestled on a hillside shielded by a 25-foot dune, the estate offered the “Cruel Summer” singer and the NFL star “complete privacy.”

The accommodations include a personal chef and sous chef, a house manager, three butlers, three housekeepers, three gardeners/beach maintenance workers and a security guard in the evenings.

The pop star and the Kansas City Chiefs tight end had everything they needed for their tropical stay.

The home’s kitchen is fully equipped with chef-grade appliances that compliment its coastal-contemporary features including white cabinetry, exposed beam ceilings and iridescent-tiled walls. The pantry is fully stocked with “staples and spices” and the chefs prepare lunch and dinner using the onsite vegetable garden.

Food can also be prepared in the pizza oven, charcoal grill, or gas grill, depending on the day’s cuisine and guests have the option to dine indoors or outside.

“A light buffet breakfast to be enjoyed at your leisure, which can consist of overnight oats, toast, fruit, hard boiled eggs and a selection of jams placed on the kitchen island from 7 a.m. until 10 a.m., prepared by our staff,” the website states, adding that lunch is typically served “family-style” by the pool.

Meanwhile, pre-dinner cocktails are served in the evenings and guests have the option for a formal plated meal.

The grand living space is fitted with beach decor matching multiple plush seating areas overlooking a spanning terrace overlooking the ocean.

The private fitness center has a Peloton, a weight-training station, yoga mats and floor-to-ceiling mirrors. According to the website, the house manager can arrange on-site personal training and private yoga and pilates classes.

The main house has five bedrooms, four of which have king-sized beds, while the Palm Cottage guest house has an additional suite with a king bed. Each bedroom have ensuite bathrooms.

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“The décor of the rooms is simply beautiful, with sumptuous bedding and furnishings,” the website states. “Both the master and guesthouse suites have private terraces with stunning views, while the other rooms have private entrances from the veranda or garden.”

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The primary bedroom has a special canopy bed as well as two separate bathrooms each with their own dressing area, as well as a shared outdoor shower.

The additional rooms are stylishly decorated, one of which is adorned with Slim Aarons photography while another boasts decor inspired by the wild chickens found on the island.

The grounds of the property are impeccably maintained with flourishing gardens that provide both shade and seclusion.

Lush greenery surrounds the entrance of the home, while beautiful flowers encircle the lounge areas and cabanas along the pool. The backyard veranda also has a pool bar, backgammon table, checkerboard, and shuffleboard table.

A private stairway leads to the secluded beach where guests can enjoy a large selection of watersports including paddleboarding, kayaking, beach biking, snorkeling, volleyball and more.

Swift and Kelce, who started dating last summer , were spotted showing lots of PDA while swimming in the clear blue waves along the shoreline.

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The Hythe, a Luxury Collection Resort, Vail channels the exhilarating spirit of Vail, CO with a finely curated alpine experience. From cultivated European Swiss-inspired rituals to locally crafted details, discover the definition of legendary hospitality at this rarefied resort on Vail Mountain. Here, you will experience the adventurous side of Vail, with easy access to the Eagle Bahn Gondola, Lionshead Village and Betty Ford Alpine Village. Our spacious accommodations are a tranquil retreat after a day of slope-side adventures. Luxe suites boast whirlpool jet bathtubs and two balconies showcasing spectacular mountain views. Our resort is home to four food and beverage concepts, Well & Being Spa featuring Vail's only Himalayan Salt Lounge, 29,000 square feet of unparalleled event space and a four-season pool. Set amid the majestic snow-covered Rocky Mountains and a convivial apres-all-day atmosphere, The Hythe Resort is where old and new legends come to life in Vail, CO..

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TPG's first-timer guide to visiting Vail

Vail is bold in its marketing, declaring that the Colorado ski town is "like no place on Earth."

Bold, sure, but actually justified. While neighboring Aspen and Steamboat Springs, along with resorts in California, Utah and throughout Europe's Alps undoubtedly also draw powder hounds in droves, there is no ski spot quite like Vail.

It's a strange mix of Western frontier and Bavarian ski town, all with a posh undertone (think: heated sidewalks) that shines through but doesn't blind you as it does in Aspen and some other ski destinations.

It's also a largely walkable town with tons of close-to-the-slopes lodging, ranging from high-end hotels to a few spots that still resemble college dorm life (though not always a dorm budget).

Then, of course, there's the skiing. Vail's Back Bowls are called "legendary" for good reason.

Yes, Vail likes to hype itself up — but it is indeed a unique ski experience unlike anything else out there. So whether you are hoping to squeeze in one more ski trip before the end of the spring ski season or already looking ahead to next year, here's everything you need to know to head into your first trip to Vail as prepared as an expert.

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Getting there

The easiest way to reach Vail is to fly to Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE), a small airport about a 35- to 40-minute drive west of Vail. The beauty of this airport is that it boasts proximity to an interstate highway that's easy to traverse and which avoids the high-elevation Vail Pass and Eisenhower Tunnel, which both commonly close during snowstorms.

Know, though, that the Eagle airport can also close during heavy snowfall or high winds.

During the 2020-2021 winter season, nearly 10% of the airport's flights were canceled. This was twice as many cancellations as at nearby Denver International Airport (DEN), which saw 5% of its flights canceled during the same period of time, according to government data.

Denver tends to be cheaper to fly into, too, thanks to a larger selection of flights and car rentals available. The major drawback to flying into Denver is the drive to Vail. While it should normally take you about two hours to drive west to Vail, if you are traveling on a weekend during peak season, prepare for clogged roads. Add in some winter weather, and the journey can easily exceed those two hours.

The price difference between the two airports also may shrink considerably once you factor in needing to rent an SUV or a four-wheel drive vehicle in winter. Expect an even smaller difference if you are able to redeem airline miles to fly directly to Eagle.

Regardless of which airport you choose, you can skip a car rental if you book the Epic Mountain Express shuttle from either airport. Prices start around $149 per person from Denver and $59 from Eagle. If you have an Epic Pass , remember to enter your pass number to receive a 20% discount.

Additionally, there's the Vail Black Car company. While not inexpensive, the company is usually willing and able to do pickups from the airport and other locations, even when the snow is really falling and others have hunkered down.

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The lay of the town

The village of Vail is a narrow strip of land that's sandwiched between the ski resort and Interstate Highway 70.

The Bavarian-inspired architecture looks like it belongs in a fairy tale, almost as if Disney pulled elements from Austrian, German, Italian and Swiss villages to create the perfect little ski town in Colorado. Much has changed since the ski resort opened in the 1960s, yet in many ways, the town feels perfectly stuck in time, with many of its original structures still standing.

There isn't one ideal place to stay here, but the two main centers of activity are Vail Village and Lionshead. Both have their own gondolas that access the majority of the mountain. To the east is Golden Peak, and to the west is Cascade Village.

Although the entire Vail region is spread out enough that nowhere is easily walkable to everything, the town has a free bus route — on dedicated roads — that connects all the areas. Lyft and Uber operate in Vail, too, though the limited availability makes them less than ideal for short trips.

Some of the in-town hotels include house car service in their rates, so you can be whisked away to a restaurant for dinner or a multitude of shops for a day of retail therapy without incurring an extra charge. Hotels located farther out may offer shuttle services to the slopes.

Vail is full of apres-ski spots, but for dinner, reservations are usually required. During peak season, you'll want to map out your plans weeks in advance. Also consider bringing the most rewarding credit card you have for dining , as not every meal in Vail is a cheap one.

One of the newer, trendier additions to town is Slope Room . This upscale steakhouse inside Gravity Haus Vail (a boutique hotel in Vail Village) is the place to see and be seen while visiting Colorado. The 21-day, dry-aged bison ribeye for $76 was one of our favorites. Another highlight was the corn old fashioned ($16), which comes with a piece of charred corn still on the cob floating above the booze.

The Red Lion

Just follow the crowds at the base of the main gondola to Vail's longstanding traditional spot for apres-ski. This packed bar and restaurant often has live music, making it a great place to catch up with friends (or meet some new ones) after a long day on the slopes. Order the nachos ($20) and a round of one of the local brews on tap, then kick back and relax.

Sweet Basil

Sweet Basil has been elevating the fine dining scene in Vail from its perch 8,150 feet above sea level since opening in 1977. With an enviable location by the slopes and an upscale setting, the restaurant is the ideal place to unwind in style after an abridged day of skiing. Be sure to order the grilled octopus ($22), the butter-poached lobster ($60) or the Colorado lamb tagine ($53).

The owners of Almresi perfectly describe this eatery as the spot where the Alps meet the Rockies. Employing a staff as international as the cuisine itself (and dressed by the same outfitter used for Munich's famous Oktoberfest celebration), Almresi is as legit of a European getaway as you'll find in Colorado. Menu staples include raclette, bratwurst and fondue. Come hungry, as the restaurant's meals are all three-course offerings costing $49 per person.

If you're craving an affordable lunch special to enjoy between runs, then Blue Moose is the place to go. After about 30 years in operation, Blue Moose is still as unassuming as it is popular. Whether you want to dine in or grab a pizza to take back to your lodging, the casual spot is a solid choice. Its one-topping slice and soda meal for $5 is as close to budget-friendly as you'll get in the area.

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There are plenty of T-shirt and standard ski shops in town, but odds are you're looking for more than ordinary finds when you visit Vail. Unsurprisingly, the town offers several top shops worth perusing.

Axel's

Axel's should be one of your first stops in town. While the prices are not cheap, the clothing and accessories here are unique and, honestly, more stylish than I am. Instead of getting a silly T-shirt or another ski jacket, why not bring your wardrobe up to the next level?

With locations in Vail, Aspen, Beaver Creek and Park City, Utah, Gorsuch has been a mainstay in high-end ski gear and winter clothing for decades. You'll find a selection of jewelry, candles, sunglasses and more, should you want a smaller keepsake that won't take up as much space in your carry-on bag or checked luggage .

Enjoying that Western vibe and want to take some of it home with you? Then this is the store to prioritize. Kemo Sabe offers high-end Western wear (think: cowboy boots, leather belts, buckles and more) for both men and women. It's well worth a visit, even if you don't walk away with a custom cowboy hat.

Aviator Nation

If you are looking for some comfortable 1970s-inspired attire to wear around town or later at home, then the Aviator Nation shop in Vail Village is worth checking out. You can't miss this California brand's brightly colored rainbows on its handmade hoodies, sweatpants and cropped tees displayed at its Vail outpost's storefront. Although most items here are also available to buy online, there are some Vail-branded options that you won't find elsewhere, so be sure to visit in person.

Where to stay

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Fresh off a $40 million renovation, the Hythe is one of the best all-around choices for Vail lodging if you have a bunch of Marriott points to spare. Situated in Lionshead Village and part of Marriott's family of Luxury Collection Resorts, this hotel is walkable to the gondola and lift at the base of Lionshead, though it is not a true ski-in/ski-out resort.

Still, The Hythe's superb location and plethora of top-notch facilities and amenities makes it an excellent option to hang your hat after a busy day of skiing. On-site features include a ski rental shop, two hot tubs, a spa and an awesome restaurant (Margie's Haas).

While the rooms are a little on the small side, especially if you are traveling with more than one person, we love the alpine-chic vibe that ties in the area's history and setting. If you can stomach the winter room rates, which are often $800 to $1,000 per night (or 70,000 to 100,000 Marriott points per night), this property is well worth a visit.

Grand Hyatt Vail

For World of Hyatt fans, the Grand Hyatt Vail can offer a fantastic value on points during ski season.

Although it's set slightly off the main drag, the complimentary shuttle service makes frequent on-demand trips to Lionshead and the Vail Transportation Center. Guests can also take advantage of the on-site rental shop and hop on the Cascade Village lift just a few steps from the building to get right on the slopes.

After a full day of skiing, you can unwind at the property in a variety of ways. Enjoy a relaxing soak in one of multiple hot tubs, pamper yourself with a treatment at the spa or partake in evening entertainment like a Champagne sabering or magic show. Should you want a break from the winter-themed activities, you can reserve one of the property's Topgolf suites or even test your axe-throwing skills at the on-site facility.

As a Category 6 property, free nights typically cost 29,000 points during peak ski season, but with paid rates frequently eclipsing $1,000 per night, you can get outstanding value redeeming points.

Highline Vail - a DoubleTree by Hilton

If you don't mind being a little removed from the action, consider the Highline Vail, which is really a DoubleTree by a fancier name. Since the property is affiliated with Hilton, you can earn and use Hilton Honors points and perks while being just 2 miles from the mountain, which you can reach via the hotel's shuttle.

Reviews here are admittedly a bit mixed. However, if you manage your expectations and don't count on the same experience you'll get at Vail's assortment of higher-end properties, then chances are you'll enjoy staying at the Highline Vail.

To stay at this DoubleTree outpost during ski season, expect to spend about 80,000 Hilton points per night for a standard room.

Vail-owned resorts

In addition to various brand-name properties, Vail Resorts operates two hotels in town. Naturally, both are in amazing locations just steps from the slopes.

The Arrabelle at Vail Square boasts multi-bedroom accommodations, a year-round pool, a ski concierge and a spa, among other amenities. And at The Lodge at Vail, guests will find an alpine-inspired setting complete with fire pits, an outdoor hot tub and more.

Stays at these properties come at a steep cost, but Vail is known for its 96-hour sales , so you may be able to lock in a reasonable rate if you book early. Season pass holders are also typically able to save 20% on Vail-owned resorts.

Other luxury resorts

If the above options are not appealing to you, there are plenty of other luxe options in town. Here are four of our favorites:

• Four Seasons Resort and Residences Vail: This property is one of the newer options to come to town but, in true Four Seasons fashion, managed to add another layer of luxury to this already posh town.
• The Sebastian - Vail: Located in Vail Village, this luxury property offers multiple hot tubs, a game room, a spa, a bar and an array of lodging options ranging from standard hotel rooms to a 12-person penthouse.
• Sonnenalp Hotel: Offering a taste of Europe high up in the Rockies, this chic lodge has been a high-end mainstay in Vail for more than four decades. In fact, it's one of TPG executive editor Scott Mayerowitz's favorite spots to stay in town.
• Tivoli Lodge: Head to this property near the base of the mountain for a cozy, friendly vibe. What it lacks in elegance it more than makes up for in location and ambiance.

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Lift tickets

To ski at Vail, you will probably want to get an Epic Pass of some sort.

Single-day lift tickets can cost $239 per day – but you don't have to pay that much with advance planning. The cheapest Epic Day tickets cost less than $100 per day if purchased with enough advance notice. These tickets eventually go off sale for the season, so know that you won't find these reduced rates when planning a last-minute trip.

Kids 4 and younger ski for free at Vail , while those in kindergarten to fifth grade can get four days of free skiing if they register (in person in Colorado) during select dates. Keep in mind, though, that the latter typically occurs in fall.

Overall mountain layout

Vail is a sprawling mountain. There are three base areas just on the front side: Golden Peak, Vail Village and the area around Lionshead. An additional lift is also available at Cascade Village by the Grand Hyatt Vail.

Beyond these areas, you can ski down the Back Bowls (the back side of the mountain range) and then over to the adjacent Blue Sky Basin ski area.

There are many chairlifts and gondolas to keep track of, but don't be intimidated. After a few runs, you will get the hang of it all. Just make sure you follow the signs to the proper base area at the end of the day or else you will have a long bus ride back to your lodging.

Related: 5 things to know before your first ski trip

In addition to deciding where to start and end your day on the mountain, you'll need to strategize where you sign up for ski school . For example, depending on the day and type of lesson, you can meet up with your instructor in Lionshead, Vail Village or Golden Peak.

Your other decision will be what type of lesson you're after. There are half- and full-day lessons, along with private or group lessons. While private lessons are pricier, often costing more than $1,000 per day, they can end up being the more affordable option if you sign up with multiple people, though you'll want to make sure everyone is at roughly the same ski ability.

No matter which ski school lesson you choose, you'll want to book in advance for cheaper rates and to ensure availability. You'll also get a 20% discount on group lessons if you have an Epic Pass.

When to visit

While Vail is certainly a great spot to visit during a variety of seasons, it is a ski town first and foremost. Mother Nature is largely in control of the exact dates the ski season starts and ends, but expect opening to be sometime in November and closing to occur sometime in April. This year, the ski season was extended a bit and is currently scheduled to conclude on May 1.

If you want to increase your odds of enjoying good snow on a variety of open terrain, plan your visit to occur between late December and mid-March.

Besides its abundance of outdoor recreational activities, Vail has an growing slate of festivals focusing on everything from food to art to music that take place outside of winter. It's also easier to score dinner reservations and cheaper accommodations in the shoulder seasons.

So, if winter sports are not your thing, consider an offseason visit.

Bottom line

Vail isn't the cheapest place to ski, nor is it the easiest resort to get to. But it's a mountain that lives up to its reputation as a world-class ski destination.

Featuring a massive amount of terrain, powder-filled back bowls, fun tree trails and dining that ranges from a $5 pizza lunch to upscale meals, this small town is a haven for winter sports enthusiasts. Its part Colorado, part European Alps style creates a one-of-a-kind setting that is 100% all its own.

It's no wonder why many visitors — us included — find themselves returning to Vail year after year.

Middle East Crisis U.S. and U.N. Adopt Wait-and-See Stance on Israel’s Aid Promises

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It was not clear when new routes into Gaza would open or how much aid could pass through them.

Aid officials cautiously welcomed news that Israel would open more routes for aid into Gaza, saying on Friday that they would wait to see how and when the new measures would go into effect, as the United States made it clear that its support for Israel would depend on its next steps.

Israel has been under rising pressure from U.S. officials and humanitarian agencies to increase the number of crossings into Gaza for aid, as the United Nations warns that a famine is looming .

On Thursday President Biden threatened to condition future support for Israel on how it addresses his concerns about civilian casualties and the humanitarian situation, and hours later the Israeli government announced additional aid routes, including through the port of Ashdod and the Erez crossing, a checkpoint between Israel and northern Gaza.

But the Israeli statement offered few details and it was not immediately clear when those new routes would open — or how much aid could pass through them. Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken said Friday that the United States would be “looking to see” if Israel prioritizes allowing more aid into the enclave and “getting it to the people who need it.”

One measure of Israel’s commitment to that goal, he said, will be “the number of trucks that are actually getting in on a sustained basis.”

“The real test is results,” he told a news conference in Brussels on Friday.

Stéphane Dujarric, a spokesman for U.N. Secretary General António Guterres, said the news about more aid routes was positive.

“But, of course, we will have to see how this is implemented,” he added.

The European Commission urged that the measures be implemented quickly and “fully,” while World Food Program said on Friday that it would try to clarify with the Israeli authorities “their security and logistics arrangements so we can move swiftly to exploit any new opportunity to feed more Gazans as famine takes hold.”

The agency noted that it had been urging for Israel to open more crossings for months.

Since the start of the war, Israel has limited aid entering Gaza to two tightly controlled border crossings: Kerem Shalom and Rafah, both in the south of the enclave.

Most of Gaza’s international aid passes through warehouses in Egypt near El Arish, not far from the city of Rafah, which straddles the border with Gaza. Some aid has also been delivered through a different route from Jordan.

From El Arish, the trucks carrying aid have typically undergone security checks on the Egyptian side of the border in Rafah.

Aid agencies have faced challenges at every step of the delivery process, from lengthy Israel inspections at the border crossings to violence while distributing to Palestinians within Gaza.

Israeli checks on goods entering Gaza aim to weed out items that could potentially be used by Hamas. Aid officials have said the inspection process causes significant delays, while Israel has argued that disorganization by humanitarian groups and diversions of shipments by Hamas were to blame for any bottlenecks.

On Friday, Mr. Blinken said that another indicator the United States would be looking to see whether “the bottlenecks and other delays at crossings are being resolved.”

The most dire shortages are in northern Gaza, where hungry people have swarmed trucks carrying food and where aid groups say they have struggled to deliver supplies because of Israeli restrictions and widespread lawlessness.

Israel has been promoting its efforts to get aid into Gaza by land, air and sea. But aid groups have been pressing for Israel to open more road crossings, including at Erez on the northern border. These aid organizations argue that only a flood of food can help stem the hunger crisis and that truck convoys are by far the most efficient way to bring aid in.

Matina Stevis-Gridneff and Gaya Gupta contributed reporting.

— Cassandra Vinograd

U.N. rights body call for a halt to arms flows to Israel.

The United Nations’ top human rights body adopted a resolution that calls for a halt to arms supplies to Israel and puts its key allies under international scrutiny for possible violations of international humanitarian law.

The resolution, which went to a vote on Friday by the body, the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva, calls on all states to cease supplying arms and munitions to Israel “in order to prevent further violations of international humanitarian law and violations and abuses of human rights.”

It also calls on the United Nations’ independent commission of inquiry, which is investigating accusations of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Palestinian territories and Israel, to report on the direct and indirect supply of arms to Israel and to analyze the legal consequences of those supplies.

The draft resolution borrowed language on arms supplies from a resolution that condemned brutal repression of pro-democracy opposition by Myanmar’s ruling military. The council adopted the Myanmar resolution without a vote on Thursday, but the Israel measure looks likely to be challenged by the United States and Germany, Israel’s two biggest suppliers of military hardware.

The Biden administration has sharpened its criticism of Israel’s conduct of hostilities in Gaza, particularly since the airstrikes that killed seven World Central Kitchen aid workers in Gaza this week. Despite mounting opposition to its war policy at home, however, the administration has not shifted its position on supplying arms to Israel and upholding its right to defend itself.

President Biden, during a call with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, threatened to condition future support on how Israel addresses his concerns about treatment of civilians but stopped short of doing so, according to White House officials.

In recent days, the administration authorized delivery of an arms package to Israel that included thousands of bombs and it is pressing Congress to allow the sale of $18 billion worth of F-15 fighter jets.

Defending U.S. arms supplies to Israel, a spokesman for the White House National Security Council, John Kirby, insisted this week that the administration had “not found any incidents where Israelis have violated international humanitarian law.”

That view is contested by some legal and human rights authorities. A senior British politician said last week that the government’s lawyers had concluded that Israel had violated international humanitarian law in Gaza, and a group of 600 British lawyers and retired judges wrote to the government on Wednesday, saying the country’s arms sales to Israel violated international law.

The U.N. human rights chief, Volker Türk, told the Human Rights Council in February that his office had recorded many incidents that may amount to war crimes. States’ responsibility to uphold the laws of “came alive,” he said, when there was a risk that arms supplied to a party to a conflict may be used in violation of the law.

— Nick Cumming-Bruce reporting from Geneva

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Tensions run high on the last Friday of Ramadan at Al Aqsa Mosque.

The Israeli police said they arrested eight people at the Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem, where thousands of Muslim worshippers had come for dawn prayers on the last Friday of Ramadan amid heavy security.

The police said that the eight people had been arrested for participating in “incendiary chants and endorsement of terrorism.” It did not provide further details.

The mosque is one of the holiest sites for Muslims and is part of a compound that is sacred to Jews, who call it the Temple Mount. It has long been a chronic flashpoint in tensions between Israel and the Palestinians.

Concerns have run high that it could be the site of violence during Ramadan, the holiest month for Muslims and one that has taken on added significance during the war in Gaza.

Muslim access to the mosque has been a point of contention, and in recent years Israel has exerted tighter control over the compound. This year, Israel tightened restrictions on movement for Palestinians from the West Bank during Ramadan.

After the dawn prayer on Friday — the holiest day of the week for Muslims — video footage from the Reuters news agency showed what it said was tear gas hanging in the air in the early morning light.

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After 6 months of war, some Israelis wonder if Netanyahu is dragging it out.

Nearly six months since it began, Israel’s war in Gaza is dragging on. So, too, is the tenure of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu . In Israel, some are now asking: Are the two are linked?

To his allies, Mr. Netanyahu’s refusal to agree to a cease-fire in Gaza is a necessary one, made in the national interest and backed by many Israelis. The thinking goes that Israel must cripple Hamas to weaken its hand at cease-fire negotiations .

To his critics, the prime minister is dragging out the war to prevent the collapse of his fragile right-wing coalition and extend his time in office. By this analysis, he has made a domestic calculus that ignores both the growing global anger about the bloodshed — including from Israel’s most powerful ally, President Biden, which erupted into full view on Thursday — and the rising anger from the families of Israeli hostages who seek their relatives’ immediate release.

Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, Mr. Netanyahu has long been portrayed as a vacillator who prefers to delay decisions for as long as possible so that he can keep all of his options open.

His strategy is attracting renewed scrutiny because of the scale of what is at stake: Israel’s war in Gaza, which began in response to a Hamas-led raid on Israel on Oct. 7, has since killed more than 32,000 people, according to Gazan health authorities. It has led experts to warn of a looming famine and has stigmatized Israel on the global stage, amid accusations, strongly denied by Israel, that it has pursued a genocide against Gazans .

The debate over Mr. Netanyahu’s intentions has been imbued with still more urgency by an Israeli strike this week that killed seven aid workers in Gaza , escalating international alarm over Israeli military tactics . The Israeli military took responsibility for the strike and said it was a case of misidentification.

— Patrick Kingsley

The C.I.A. director is heading to Cairo for new hostage talks.

The C.I.A. director, William J. Burns, is expected to travel to Cairo on Saturday for further talks on releasing Israeli hostages being held in Gaza, according to two people briefed on the plans.

American officials believe negotiating a pause in fighting between Israel and Hamas and the exchange of Israeli hostages held in Gaza for Palestinian prisoners held in Israel is the only way to put a temporary cease-fire into effect and increase the flow of humanitarian aid into the enclave.

Mr. Burns, a key figure in the continuing negotiations, is expected to be joined by David Barnea, the head of Mossad, Israel’s spy agency, and negotiators from Egypt and Qatar. Neither the Americans nor the Israelis speak directly to Hamas. Instead, their proposals are relayed through Egyptian and Qatari officials, who speak to members of Hamas.

Mr. Burns’s travel plans were earlier reported by The Wall Street Journal on Thursday.

The cease-fire talks have been stuck for weeks. This round will be taking place after President Biden spoke to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel by phone on Thursday, repeating his call for a negotiated deal that would result in an “immediate cease-fire” and the release of hostages taken by Hamas.

Negotiators have at times seen the possibility of breakthroughs, only to have setbacks. A push for a deal before the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan last month also was unsuccessful .

The current sticking point appears to be the return of Palestinians to northern Gaza, a main Hamas demand that Israel has been reluctant to give in to, according to people briefed on the talks.

Mr. Burns, a seasoned diplomat and negotiator before he became the C.I.A. leader, has put various proposals on the table, prodding parties to endorse plans to take to Hamas. It is not clear if Mr. Burns will be taking a new deal to the meetings.

Negotiations have been slow in part because it can take two days or more to relay proposals from negotiating sessions to Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader in Gaza and the presumed mastermind of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel. Mr. Sinwar has been approving all Hamas counterproposals on hostage negotiations. He is believed to be hiding in the tunnels under Gaza, protected from Israeli raids by a group of hostages he is using as human shields.

— Julian E. Barnes reporting From Washington

Israel to open another crossing for aid after pressure from Biden.

Israel has agreed to open another crossing and increase the flow of aid getting into Gaza, a move seemingly aimed at tempering the U.S. president’s growing frustration over the dire humanitarian crisis in the enclave.

The Israeli government confirmed the new measures in an overnight statement, after the Biden administration announced them late Thursday after a tense phone call between President Biden and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. During the call, Mr. Biden threatened to condition future support for Israel on how it addresses his concerns about civilian casualties and the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

In a statement, a spokeswoman for the National Security Council said that Israel had agreed to open the Erez crossing to allow aid into northern Gaza, to use the port of Ashdod to direct aid into the enclave and to significantly increase deliveries from Jordan — “at the president’s request.”

“These steps,” the spokeswoman, Adrienne Watson, said, “must now be fully and rapidly implemented.”

The Israeli government did not say when it would open Erez crossing, a checkpoint between Israel and northern Gaza that Hamas attacked on Oct. 7 and that Israel had refused to re-open since. It said only that Israel would allow the “temporary delivery” of aid through the Erez crossing and the port of Ashdod, which sits about 16 miles north of Gaza on Israel’s Mediterranean coast.

Israel has come under rising pressure from U.S. officials and humanitarian agencies to open more border crossings for aid amid warnings from the United Nations that famine looms after nearly six months of war.

Mr. Biden has grown increasingly critical of Israel’s approach to the war against Hamas in Gaza, saying that more must be done to protect civilians. The killing of seven aid workers this week by Israeli forces appeared to bring that to a head, with Mr. Biden saying he was “outraged” and that Israel has “not done enough to protect civilians.”

That frustration carried over into his call with Mr. Netanyahu on Thursday, when Mr. Biden tried for the first time to leverage American aid to influence the conduct of the war against Hamas — prompting Israel to commit to letting more food and supplies into Gaza.

“As the president said today on the call, U.S. policy with respect to Gaza will be determined by our assessment of Israel’s immediate action on these and other steps, including steps to protect innocent civilians and the safety of aid workers,” Ms. Watson said in the statement.

The most dire shortages are in northern Gaza, where desperation has prompted people to swarm trucks carrying assistance and where aid groups say they have struggled to deliver supplies because of Israeli restrictions and widespread lawlessness.

Nearly all of the aid allowed into Gaza since the war began has entered through two main crossing points: Kerem Shalom and Rafah, which are both in the southern part of the enclave. But getting truck convoys from the southern border crossings to the north is difficult and dangerous, and the route is sometimes blocked by roads damaged by Israeli bombardment, Israeli checkpoints or battles between Hamas fighters and Israeli troops.

Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III, in a call with his Israeli counterpart on Wednesday, also “raised the need for the rapid increase of aid coming through all crossings in the coming days,” according to the Pentagon.

Late last month, the International Court of Justice in The Hague ordered Israel to ensure the “provision of unhindered aid” into Gaza, using some of its strongest language yet. Israel has rejected accusations that it is responsible for delays in the delivery of aid.

Patrick Kingsley contributed reporting.

— Cassandra Vinograd and Erica L. Green

Israel’s military cancels leave for combat units and jams GPS signals.

Israel’s military said on Thursday that it was canceling leave for combat units, calling up more reservists and blocking GPS signals.

The Israeli military did not explicitly cite the reason behind the moves. Israeli newspapers said they came amid fears of an increased threat from Iran , a prospect Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu alluded to in remarks to his Security Cabinet on Thursday night.

“For years, Iran has been acting against us both directly and via its proxies; therefore, Israel is acting against Iran and its proxies, defensively and offensively,” he said, without directly referring to the military’s moves. “We will know how to defend ourselves, and we will act according to the simple principle of whoever harms us or plans to harm us, we will harm them.”

President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran has vowed to punish Israel for killing top Iranian commanders this week in an airstrike in Syria. The attack was one of the deadliest in a decades-long shadow war between the two enemies, and American officials have voiced concerns that it could prompt retaliatory strikes against Israel or its ally, the United States.

The Israeli military said on Wednesday night that it had decided to draft reserve soldiers for its aerial defense unit. It did not provide further details.

An announcement about pausing leave for all combat units came in another brief statement, issued on Thursday morning. The military said the decision — which it described as temporary — was taken given “the latest situational assessment,” adding that Israel is “at war and the deployment of forces is under continuous assessment.”

A military spokesman, Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari, said later on Thursday that Israel also had been disrupting GPS signals over the past day to intercept any threats. He did not attribute those threats to Iran or any group or country in particular.

“During the war, we dealt with a large number of threats launched toward Israel — missiles, UAVs and cruise missiles,” he told a news briefing, referring to unmanned aerial vehicles, like drones, and adding that “most of them were manufactured in Iran.”

The moves come as Israel’s military is under strain from months of fighting against Hamas in Gaza. Reservists have been called to serve longer or additional tours of duty, and a fierce national debate over whether ultra-Orthodox Jews should be required to join the army has been reignited.

Mr. Netanyahu has vowed to press on in Gaza with a ground invasion of the southern city of Rafah, where more than a million Palestinians have sought refuge. His promise to invade Rafah comes despite mounting calls for a cease-fire and international criticism over Israel’s conduct in the war.

U.S. officials have expressed alarm over the scale of civilian deaths in Gaza and warned that Israel’s plans to invade Rafah could lead to catastrophe. Israel’s deadly strikes on a convoy of aid workers this week amplified those concerns, prompting sharp critiques from President Biden and Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III.

Johnatan Reiss contributed reporting.

— Cassandra Vinograd Reporting from Jerusalem

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Secretary of the treasury janet l. yellen to travel to the people’s republic of china.

WASHINGTON – From April 3-9, Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen will travel to the People’s Republic of China (PRC) for bilateral meetings and other engagements.

Secretary Yellen’s visit to China will build on the intensive diplomacy she has engaged in to responsibly manage the bilateral economic relationship and advance American interests. Following initial meetings with the PRC’s new economic team last July in Beijing, Secretary Yellen met with her counterpart Vice Premier He Lifeng in San Francisco, California, in advance of President Biden’s meeting with President Xi. At Secretary Yellen and Vice Premier’s direction, both sides jointly launched Economic and Financial Working Groups , which report to the Secretary and Vice Premier, and which have met three times.

In an April 2023 speech , Secretary Yellen laid out three principles guiding America’s economic relationship with the PRC. These principals continue to guide our engagement today. The United States proceeds with confidence in our economic strength thanks to our historically strong recovery and the investments the Biden Administration is making in America’s productive capacity. In the context of this relationship, America first seeks to secure our national security interests along with those of our allies and to protect human rights. Second, we seek a healthy economic relationship with China that provides a level playing field for American workers and firms. Finally, we also seek to cooperate where we can on key bilateral and global priorities.

During her engagements in China, Secretary Yellen will advocate for American workers and businesses to ensure they are treated fairly, including by pressing Chinese counterparts on unfair trade practices and underscoring the global economic consequences of Chinese industrial overcapacity. Secretary Yellen will also work to expand bilateral cooperation on countering illicit finance, which can drive important progress on shared efforts against criminal activity such as drug trafficking and fraud. In China, the Secretary will also engage her counterparts on critical work that benefits both the United States and China, as well as the world, including work to bolster financial stability, address climate change, and resolve debt distress among developing nations.    

Trip Details

On Wednesday, April 3, Secretary Yellen will depart Washington, DC for Guangzhou, the People’s Republic of China. On Thursday, April 4, she will arrive in Guangzhou.

On Friday, April 5, in the morning, Secretary Yellen will hold a roundtable discussion with economic experts to discuss challenges and opportunities in the PRC’s economy. Secretary Yellen will then meet with Guangdong Governor Wang Weizhong. In the afternoon, Secretary Yellen will participate in an event with leading representatives of the American business community in China, hosted by AmCham China, and deliver remarks on the bilateral economic relationship. In the late afternoon, Secretary Yellen will begin extended bilateral meetings with Vice Premier He Lifeng.

On Saturday, April 6, Secretary Yellen will continue and then conclude a series of bilateral meetings with Vice Premier He. In the afternoon, Secretary Yellen will depart Guangzhou for Beijing.

On Sunday, April 7, Secretary Yellen will participate in a bilateral meeting with Premier Li Qiang. Later, Secretary Yellen will meet with Beijing Mayor Yin Yong. In the afternoon, Secretary Yellen will meet with students and professors at Peking University. In the evening, the Secretary will participate in a bilateral meeting with Finance Minister Lan Fo’an. While in Beijing, Secretary Yellen will also meet with leading Chinese economists.

On Monday, April 8, Secretary Yellen will meet with former Vice Premier Liu He of the People’s Republic of China. Later, she will hold a bilateral meeting with People’s Bank of China Governor Pan Gongsheng.

In the afternoon, Secretary Yellen will hold a press conference, during which she will deliver remarks discussing her trip to China. This press conference will be livestreamed here .

On Tuesday, April 9, Secretary Yellen will depart Beijing for Washington, DC. In the evening, she will arrive in Washington, DC.

More details will follow. 

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Boasting city views, House Vali offers accommodation with patio, around 100 metres from Medveja Beach. It is set 700 metres from Plaza Cesarova and features a shared kitchen. Private parking can be arranged at an extra charge. Offering a terrace or balcony with views of the sea and garden, the units feature air conditioning, a seating area, satellite flat-screen TV and kitchen. With a private bathroom fitted with a shower and a hair dryer, units at the bed and breakfast also have free WiFi. At the bed and breakfast, units are equipped with bed linen and towels. À la carte and continental breakfast options with warm dishes, local specialities and fresh pastries are available every morning at the bed and breakfast. House Vali has a barbecue and a garden, which can be enjoyed by guests if the weather permits. Peharovo Beach is 2.2 km from the accommodation, while HNK Rijeka Stadium Rujevica is 28 km from the property. The nearest airport is Rijeka Airport, 56 km from House Vali.

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Jack Smith argues "not a single" Trump official has claimed he declared any records personal

By Robert Legare

Updated on: April 3, 2024 / 9:17 AM EDT / CBS News

Washington — Special counsel Jack Smith urged a federal judge to keep a presidential recordkeeping law out of instructions that would be provided to the jury in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump , according to court documents filed by Smith's team late Tuesday. Prosecutors warned that including the law in the instructions risked jeopardizing the proceedings, and signaled they would appeal the judge's decision if she ruled against them.

Last month, U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon , who is overseeing the case in Florida, asked Smith's and Trump's legal teams to file jury instructions based on two hypothetical scenarios: in one, the president has the authority under the Presidential Records Act (PRA) to categorize any records as personal. Under this scenario, Cannon wrote that "neither a court nor a jury" would have the ability to review the decision, a finding that could nullify much of the special counsel's case against Trump. 

In the other, the jury would be able to examine a record that had been retained by a former president and make a finding that it was either "personal or presidential," under the PRA. Under this scenario, it is possible jurors could find that some official documents were mishandled. 

Federal prosecutors rejected both proposals and wrote Tuesday that the PRA — a 1978 law that manages the maintenance of White House documents produced during each presidency — "should not play any role at trial at all," arguing that Trump's alleged mishandling of classified records occurred after his presidency ended.

Trump and Smith filed separate proposals for jury instructions in the case Tuesday, although a trial date has yet to be set. 

Prosecutors said Tuesday that both of Cannon's hypothetical scenarios "rest on an unstated and fundamentally flawed legal premise." Any jury instructions that include the PRA risked "distort[ing] the trial," they said.  

Instead, the special counsel suggested jurors should only have to determine three elements of the case that amount to whether Trump willfully retained national defense information without the authorization of the federal government. 

Smith's team requested that if the judge opts to include language concerning the PRA, she affords them ample time to appeal the matter to higher courts ahead of trial. 

The former president's legal team took the opposite view, writing Cannon "correctly stated the law" when she suggested the jury instruction that would have granted Trump much broader power under the PRA. 

"If this case is presented to a jury—which it should not be—the jury would be forced to resolve factual issues relating to not only PRA categorizations but also documents' alleged classification status," Trump's defense team argued in their filing . 

In their own proposed jury instructions , Trump's legal team suggested Cannon tell jurors that Trump was authorized to access the classified records during his presidency and that certain precedents allow for former presidents to access certain documents. 

The special counsel charged Trump in a 40-count indictment that includes 32 alleged violations of a national security law that makes it illegal to mishandle national defense information. The former president is also accused of engaging in an obstruction scheme as part of an alleged effort to thwart federal investigators as they probed his retention of documents with classified markings. The FBI ultimately recovered over 300 sensitive government records from Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence that prosecutors accused him of illegally keeping. 

Trump pleaded not guilty to all counts and has denied any wrongdoing. 

Tuesday's late-night filing from the special counsel contended that the question of presidential versus private records under the PRA is not a question for a jury because it doesn't apply to Trump's alleged conduct. Instead, prosecutors said this was a matter of law that should be left up to the judge. 

Trump's legal team has filed a number of motions to dismiss the case against him, including one on the grounds that the PRA granted Trump "unreviewable discretion" over classified records.

"President Trump was still the President of the United States when, for example, many of the documents at issue were packed (presumably by the GSA), transported, and delivered to Mar-A-Lago," they wrote in a February court filing. 

Attorneys for the former president also argued that the PRA "precludes judicial review" over a president's recordkeeping, contending that the court has no jurisdiction in the matter, language that was reflected in Cannon's order asking for input on the proposed jury instructions. 

Smith's team, however, pushed back in responding court filings, writing that the more than 300 documents with classified markings recovered from Trump "are indisputably presidential, not personal." 

"Trump was not authorized to possess classified records at all," prosecutors said. 

The federal probe into Trump's handling of classified records followed a months-long effort by federal officials to collect what they said were missing documents. Investigators ultimately executed a search warrant at his Florida residence and club, Mar-a-Lago, in August of 2022, after the former president allegedly failed to fully respond to a grand jury subpoena. 

In Tuesday's filing, Smith's team again pushed back, alleging that Trump's use of the PRA — namely the claim that he had the power to declare certain government documents as personal in nature — was "invented" as a "fictional" defense for his alleged conduct only after the federal probe was underway. The special counsel said neither communications with his defense team throughout the investigation nor witness testimony backs up Trump's claims. 

Prosecutors revealed that during its grand jury investigation, the special counsel's office interviewed individuals close to the former president, including his chiefs of staff and top White House lawyers.  

"Not a single one had heard Trump say that he was designating records as personal or that, at the time he caused the transfer of boxes to Mar-a-Lago, he believed that his removal of records amounted to designating them as personal under the PRA," according to the special counsel. "To the contrary, every witness who was asked this question had never heard such a thing."

In response to Cannon's order, however, Trump's lawyers reiterated their contention that the former president was shielded from prosecution under the PRA. 

"There is no basis for the Special Counsel's Office, this Court, or a jury to second-guess President Trump's document-specific PRA categorizations." 

Cannon has yet to rule on any of Trump's motions to dismiss the indictment, and the former president's legal team urged her again on Tuesday to rule in his favor. Two of the former president's aides, Walt Nauta and Carlos de Oliveira, also face charges in the case and filed their own motions, which also remain unresolved. Nauta and de Oliveira pleaded not guilty to allegations that they worked with the former president to obstruct the federal probe.

The judge has yet to set a trial date in the case — originally scheduled for late May — and has not issued any order related to a request from Smith that she reconsider a ruling tied to protected witness names. She held a hearing on those two issues on March 1.

Trump originally argued that a trial should not go forward before the fall election, but conceded that August would be feasible, should the judge decide to proceed. The special counsel pushed for the trial to begin in July, a proposal that seems less likely to be adopted, since Cannon's docket still contains several unresolved motions. 

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Robert Legare is a CBS News multiplatform reporter and producer covering the Justice Department, federal courts and investigations. He was previously an associate producer for the "CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell."

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Keeping Up With the Kardashians in Vail: 5 Places to Visit in the Colorado Ski Town

By Brooke Bobb

Another week, another documentation of the Kardashian family’s every move. This time, it’s a family vacation to Vail, Colorado, one of the best ski towns in the U.S., and the evidence has popped up on Kim and Kylie’s Snapchats, and, of course, in the ubiquitous and Kardashian-loyal paparazzi shots. While Rob celebrated his recent engagement to Blac Chyna somewhere else, the rest of the family, including Tyga and Scott Disick, were seen flying in a private jet, hitting the slopes, and dining in their gear après-ski. The E! cameras were surely there, too, just as they were for the Kardashians’ ski trip to Breckenridge, when Kim threw her mom’s phone from the balcony and cried with an ugly face in her bedroom. Or like they were for their more recent ski trip when Khloé hit black ice near Bozeman, Montana, but skillfully turned the car out of harm’s way and halted to a stop on the side of the road.

But I digress. The point worth noting here is that Vail has a strong draw for both families and ski bums alike, and while this isn’t necessarily high season, the current temperatures there are relatively mild and the snow still plentiful. Vail Valley is also home to some of the most beautiful hotels and delicious restaurants in the Colorado Rockies. Below is a guide to some of the best—and maybe even Kardashian vacation–worthy—in the area.

Four Seasons Vail Located at the base of Vail Mountain, this five-star, 121-guest room resort built with stone at the base and peaked roofs includes a ski concierge with your stay. The Four Seasons Vail also features a heated outdoor pool and a spa with treatments like a river stone massage and hydrotherapy baths.

Sonnenalp Hotel The Sonnenalp design was modeled after the Bavarian-style ski lodges one might find in Europe. There are 127 rooms, many of which have fireplaces and mountain views, and 13 miles west of Vail Village, the Sonnenalp has its very own golf course open during the warmer months from early April through October. There’s also a Swiss chalet–inspired restaurant, a ranch-like setting with outdoor space for beers, and a bar for drinks and live music.

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The 10th Open for ski-in-ski-out lunches, this dining and après establishment is located at the base of Look Ma run at Mid-Vail, halfway up the mountain. The 10th, of course, offers spectacular views out over the slopes, but also a delicious menu that includes dishes like Colorado lamb chili, Wagyu carpaccio, and truffle fries.

Root & Flower For a drink après-ski in Vail Village, Root & Flower is the perfect spot. This wine bar, which opened late last year, offers draft beer and craft cocktails, as well as seasonal small plates in a rustic modern atmosphere.

Matsuhisa Vail Owned and operated by the famous chef Nobuyuki “Nobu” Matsuhisa, this Japanese restaurant offers incredible sushi and sashimi as well as sake amid a luxurious setting and with beautiful views out over Vail. The menu features dishes like a lobster shiitake salad and tomato and rock shrimp ceviche.

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Restaurants, Food and Drink | 6 of the best bagel shops around Denver

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When Joshua Pollack first started serving New York-style bagels at Rosenberg’s Bagels & Delicatessen in 2014, Denver was practically a bagel desert.

“I couldn’t get bagels with schmear or lox really anywhere in Denver,” Pollack said. “There were no, in my opinion, traditional East Coast bagel shops in Colorado, period. I longed for the food. It’s part of my soul and heritage. It’s my connection to my community, family and ancestors.

Moe’s Broadway Bagel, which first opened in Boulder in 1992, was the “king of the castle,” at the time, Pollack said.

But over the last decade, Pollack, a New York City native, set a precedent for East Coast transplants and customers craving that chewy New York-style bagel. He even has a special water filtration system that strips down the minerals in Denver’s water and blends back in certain minerals, including calcium and magnesium, that mimic the water levels in New York.

“East Coast transplants have been our core clientele since the beginning,” Pollack said. “Traditionally speaking as a New York transplant myself, we are the hardest to please, so if you can please a New Yorker, then you’re doing a pretty good job.”

Pollack said he’s seen “minimal evolution” in Denver’s bagel scene up until recently. “There’s been an explosion post-pandemic, and these new shops, like Rich Spirit Bagels or Odell’s Bagel, are really doing justice to the food that is often not given, in my opinion, the respect and importance it deserves.”

Now that Denver’s leveled up its bagel game, check out the best six shops in town to get a proper bite of breakfast:

Rosenberg’s Bagels & Delicatessen

Pollack has his process down to a science. On top of using water filtered to his criteria — which affects the strength of the gluten — the shop cold ferments the dough overnight. The deli team also boils the bagel before they bake it and uses barley malt syrup for flavor development. The end result is a perfect chewy, crisp crust.

“Bagel making is an art and a science because it’s different every day,” Pollack said. “Seasonally, we’re adjusting the amount of water in our recipe. How long we mix, how long we boil, how long we prove is different day to day. That’s what excites me about baking in general.”

Rosenberg’s, with locations in Five Points, the Stanley Marketplace and a retail/wholesale operation dubbed Rosenberg’s Kosher , sells an assortment of bagels for $3 a pop ($18 for half a dozen or $30 for a dozen), ranging from plain to cinnamon raisin. The deli’s Five Points and Stanley Marketplace menus boast breakfast egg sandwiches, deli sandwiches and fish sandwiches with house-smoked sturgeon, Scottish smoked salmon, cured gravlax or whitefish salad.

Rosenberg’s Bagels & Deli: 725 E. 26th Ave., Denver; 2501 Dallas St., Aurora; rosenbergsbagels.com

Rosenberg’s Kosher: 942 S. Monaco Parkway, Denver; rosenbergskosher.com

Rich Spirit Bagels

Rich Spirit Bagels doesn’t want to be pigeonholed when it comes to style. Denver’s newest bagel shop, which opened in Gold’s Marketplace in March , takes techniques from around the world to create the perfect glutenous base.

Bakery Four brought its cult following from Tennyson Street over with it to Wheat Ridge, selling out of 300 bagels on its first day. Owner Shawn Bergin and his wife moved from New York to Denver in 2019, but never settled on a go-to spot.

Rich Spirit Bagels uses a dark malt in the bagel dough and boiling water to give it “a beer-like maltiness that’s really familiar in New York,” Bergin said. The bagels’ crisp exterior is reminiscent of Montreal-style bagels, which are typically sweeter and denser than New York bagels, and the dough is naturally leavened. There are no egg sandwiches but the plain, salted, poppyseed, salted sesame and everything bagels go for $2.50 a pop, $15 for half a dozen or $28 for a dozen.

10081 W. 26th Ave., Denver; richspiritbagels.com

Call Your Mother Deli

This wildly popular Washington, D.C.-based chain expanded to Denver last year with a debut shop on Tennyson Street, garnering lines so long that employees poured cups of coffee for people while they waited. Call Your Mother later added a second location in Capitol Hill and a third in Hilltop.

Dubbing itself a “Jew-ish” deli, Call Your Mother adds modern or non-traditional twists, enticing the most adventurous morning birds with flavors like za’atar or apple cinnamon and schmears that make you do a double take, including a Cheez-It, apple pie or candied salmon cream cheese.

The bagel recipe borrows from both New York and Montreal by boiling the bagel, adding honey in the dough for a bit of sweetness and baking it in a wood-fired oven. The chewy interior makes a perfect base for its famous bodega bagel sandwiches, like The Bacon Sun City ($10.50) with bacon, egg, cheese and spicy honey on an everything bagel. And for purists, bagels go for $2.50 a piece, $12 for six or $22 for 13.

3880 Tennyson St., Denver; 1291 Pearl St., Denver; and 217 S. Holly St., Denver; callyourmotherdeli.com/order#CO

Leroy’s Bagels

Leroy’s Bagels constantly struggles to keep up with demand, selling out of nearly 1,300 bagels every day in its current 840-square-foot space in the Sloan’s Lake neighborhood. Long lines full of families and people with dogs practically wrap around the corner on weekend mornings. Made fresh daily, the small shop boils and bakes 16 flavors of bagels, ranging from rosemary to spinach & parmesan. The chewy exterior and doughy, airy center don’t take away from whatever filling you’re craving for breakfast, whether you opt for a toasted base with bacon egg and cheese, or one of the deluxe cream cheese options, including tomato and basil or cucumber and dill.

Nearly everything on the menu, including the breakfast sandwiches, is under $10. Owner Sarah Green is currently working on opening a second location in LoHi this fall.

4432 W. 29th Ave., Denver; leroysbagels.com

WoodGrain Bagel & Deli

WoodGrain Bagel & Deli’s Montreal-style bagels are hand-rolled, boiled in honey water and baked in a wood-fired oven. Owner David Bowen, who moved here from Toronto, opened his first store in Boulder in 2017 before adding stores in Denver and Aurora.

“We bake the bagels with sundried oak at variable temperatures in altitude with a staff doing all this by hand,” he said. “No rollers, formers or anything mechanical except the mixer and boiler. I guess I picked the toughest way to do it, but it’s definitely been rewarding as a craft for us.”

You can taste the complexity of the sweetness against the wood-fired bake, and the bagels are best eaten fresh out of the oven (even without cream cheese). Or you can load them up with a breakfast or deli sandwich, like the house-cured pastrami Reuben and as an avocado toast base.

WoodGrain’s everything, plain, salt & pepper, pumpkin, blueberry, (etc.) bagels sell for $2.70 each (or $3.75 for a gluten-free option). Order half a dozen for $13 or a baker’s dozen (13) for $22.

7559 E. Academy Blvd., Denver; 13120 E. 19th Ave., Aurora; 2525 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder; woodgrainbagels.com

Moe’s Broadway Bagel

Denverites love The Bagel Deli & Restaurant, but not everyone knows that the OG bagel guru, Moe’s Broadway Bagel, supplies the Jewish deli.

Moe’s started its bagel reign in Boulder in 1992 and now has six locations in Denver, Longmont and Louisville, on top of a wholesale operation. The family-owned business bakes and boils 22 different flavors of traditional East Coast-style bagels, like cranberry walnut or tomato cheddar, and gives customers the option to shmear on an unhealthy amount of cream cheese. (Single bagels cost $2.05; half a dozen go for $10.25; and a dozen sell for $20.50)

Moe’s Broadway Bagel- Denver: 550 Grant St., Denver; Multiple Colorado locations; moesbagel.com

More options

I know I said I’d list the six best bagel shops in town, but I wanted to give you some other options to mull over in case you need an excuse to eat more carbs:

One to watch: Odell’s Bagel

New Jersey native Miles Odell spent 10 years perfecting his hand-rolled, naturally leavened bagel recipe, which he plans to show off at his first brick-and-mortar, Odell’s Bage l, opening in May.

3200 Irving St., Denver; odellsbagel.com

For your next trip to the mountains: Village Bagel

East Coast transplants Connie and Anthony Mazza brought authentic New York-style bagels (hand-rolled, boiled and baked) to the Vail Valley in 2018 and now have two stores.

34500 US-6 B7, Edwards; 150 Cooley Mesa Rd., Unit I, Gypsum; villagebagel.co

For I-70 commuters: The Bagelry

Nestled in Bergen Park in Evergreen, The Bagelry was founded in 1995 by a native New Yorker who was tired of the grocery store “roll with a hole,” according to the website. The Bagelry’s daily hand-rolled, boiled and baked bagels are a favorite among skiers, snowboarders, hikers, mountain bikers and anyone getting out of town.

1242 Bergen Parkway, Unit #3, Evergreen; thebagelry.com/home

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Nestled in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, Vail stands shoulder-to-shoulder alongside the world's most prestigious ski destinations, exuding a Bavarian charm that captivates its visitors. Part of the White River National Forest’s pristine ecosystem and situated at the foot of Vail Mountain, guests are thrust headfirst into the exciting world of all-season alpine adventure.

European fine living is resurrected in the savage beauty of America's western frontier, making it a one-of-a-kind destination. Epitomizing cloud nine living at more than 81,000 feet of elevation, up here, daily problems dissipate, with each stride invigorating the body with crisp air and a whole new worldview. A beloved wellness retreat, Vail is the ultimate destination for those seeking to reconnect with the elements. Its fascinating culinary scene, full itinerary of year-round events, and world-class Five-star living make it a revered resort town that will satisfy even the most discerning luxury adventurer.

LVH’s dedicated team provides exceptional service and satisfaction to all its guests throughout their stay. LVH can arrange for private chefs, jets, luxury cars, and anything guests require to make their Vail vacation memorable.

LVH offers a range of luxury home rentals with full services and support, perfect for accommodating groups of all sizes and hosting lavish events. Our carefully curated portfolio features some of the world’s most exquisite vacation estates, ensuring that you have access to the finest properties, no matter where your destination may be.

Vail Village

Vail Village is the heart and soul of Vail, a world-renowned ski resort town. This charming European-style village is a hub of activity year-round. It's nestled at the base of Vail Mountain and is known for its upscale boutiques, art galleries, gourmet restaurants, and lively après-ski scene. The village is designed with a pedestrian-friendly layout, making it easy to explore on foot. Visitors can stroll along cobblestone streets, enjoy the beautiful architecture, and take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The village is also a gateway to Vail's ski slopes, with the Gondola One providing access to the mountain.

Lionshead Village

Located just west of Vail Village, Lionshead is another vibrant neighborhood in Vail. It's known for its welcoming atmosphere and its proximity to the Eagle Bahn Gondola, offering easy access to Vail Mountain. Lionshead boasts a range of dining options, from casual eateries to fine dining establishments. It's also home to several boutique shops, making it a great place to browse for outdoor gear, ski equipment, and souvenirs. The pedestrian-friendly layout, coupled with the beautiful mountain backdrop, provides a charming and convenient place to stay and explore.

West Vail offers a more residential and relaxed atmosphere compared to the bustling villages. It's located a few miles west of Vail Village and Lionshead. West Vail is a year-round destination and a favorite among locals. Visitors can find a variety of accommodations, including condos, townhomes, and single-family homes. The neighborhood is near the West Vail Mall, which features grocery stores, restaurants, and shops. West Vail is a great choice for those seeking a quieter retreat while still being within a short drive of the ski slopes and other attractions.

East Vail is a serene and secluded neighborhood about five miles from Vail Village. It's nestled in a picturesque valley surrounded by the White River National Forest. East Vail is known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities. The neighborhood offers hiking trails, including the famous Booth Falls Trail, and provides access to the Vail Pass for backcountry skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking. It's a peaceful escape for those looking to be closer to nature while still enjoying the amenities of Vail.

Cascade Village

Cascade Village is located at the western base of Vail Mountain and is home to the luxurious Hotel Talisa, a renowned ski resort. The neighborhood has a peaceful and upscale ambiance with easy access to the slopes via the Cascade Village Chairlift. Visitors can enjoy the hotel's amenities, including spa services, dining options, and après-ski activities.

The Front Side of Vail Mountain is the primary skiing area and serves as the resort's iconic face. It's the first area visitors encounter upon arriving at the base of Vail Village. This region offers a diverse range of terrain for skiers and snowboarders of all levels, from beginners to experts. The Front Side is characterized by meticulously groomed runs, tree-lined trails, and stunning mountain vistas. Skiers can enjoy wide-open cruisers, well-maintained slopes, and a variety of chairlifts for easy access. The Front Side features a mix of beginner, intermediate, and advanced runs. Notable trails include "Riva Ridge," a long and challenging run, and "Born Free," a popular intermediate trail. Beginners can take advantage of the gentle slopes near the base area. Visitors can find a range of amenities at the base of the Front Side, including ski schools, dining options, ski shops, and equipment rental facilities. It's also the central hub for various events, après-ski activities, and cultural attractions in Vail Village.

Vail's Back Bowls are legendary and are considered one of the most iconic skiing experiences in North America. This expansive area is located on the western side of Vail Mountain and is known for its wide-open, ungroomed terrain, offering a sense of untouched wilderness. The Back Bowls are a paradise for powder hounds, featuring deep powder skiing and breathtaking scenery. They provide a true backcountry experience within the bounds of the resort. The Back Bowls offer a vast expanse of challenging and expert terrain. Skiers and snowboarders can explore the likes of "China Bowl," "Siberia Bowl," and "Sun Down Bowl." These areas are ideal for those seeking powder-filled adventures and open spaces to carve turns. While the Back Bowls themselves lack the amenities found in the base villages, skiers can access them via lifts from the Front Side and return to the base for dining, shopping, and après-ski activities. It's essential to be prepared with backcountry safety gear and knowledge when exploring the Back Bowls.

Blue Sky Basin

Blue Sky Basin is a hidden gem on the southern side of Vail Mountain, offering a quieter and more remote skiing experience compared to the Front Side. This area is known for its pristine glades, rolling meadows, and exceptional tree skiing. It provides a sense of seclusion and backcountry adventure without leaving the resort boundaries. Blue Sky Basin features intermediate to expert terrain, with trails like "Big Rock Park," "Grand Review," and "Steep and Deep." The gladded areas are trendy among experienced skiers and snowboarders, offering excellent tree skiing. Blue Sky Basin has a warming hut where skiers can take a break and enjoy the rustic charm. However, there are limited dining and shopping options in this area, so visitors often return to the base villages for a wider variety of amenities.

RESTAURANTS

Vail's unblemished reputation has in no small part been contributed to by exclusive gastronomic experiences showcasing the culinary creations of some of the country's leading chefs and young talents. Reacquaint yourself with the delicacies of Mediterranean fine dining, the satiating comforts of Bavarian cuisine, or the hearty familiarity of an American steak. Vail's gastronomic options should be as widely anticipated as its world-renowned slopes. Here are the resort towns' most exquisite restaurants:

Matsuhisa, founded by renowned chef Nobu Matsuhisa, is an upscale Japanese and Peruvian fusion restaurant located in Vail Village. Known for its innovative and artfully presented dishes, Matsuhisa offers an exquisite dining experience. The menu features a wide range of sushi, sashimi, and signature dishes such as the Black Cod Miso and Yellowtail Jalapeño. The elegant ambiance, attentive service, and a diverse selection of sake make it a must-visit for food enthusiasts seeking a unique culinary adventure.

Leonora Restaurant

Leonora Restaurant, situated in the luxurious Sebastian-Vail, combines European-inspired flavors with a contemporary twist. This upscale eatery offers a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for both intimate dinners and social gatherings. The menu features a selection of small plates, charcuterie, and artisanal cheeses. Leonora's commitment to seasonal and locally sourced ingredients results in an ever-evolving menu that showcases the best of Colorado's culinary offerings.

Flame Restaurant

Flame Restaurant, located at the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Vail, is an elegant steakhouse that emphasizes wood-fired cooking techniques. The restaurant offers a cozy and refined ambiance with mountain views. Flame is celebrated for its selection of premium steaks, including filet mignon and ribeye, as well as an array of seafood options. The extensive wine list and expertly crafted cocktails complement the menu, providing a memorable dining experience.

Swiss Chalet at Sonnenalp Hotel

The Swiss Chalet at the Sonnenalp Hotel transports diners to the Swiss Alps with its charming and authentic atmosphere. This restaurant specializes in Swiss and Bavarian cuisine, offering classic dishes like schnitzel, fondue, and raclette. The cozy wood-paneled interior and traditional Swiss décor create a warm and inviting ambiance. Guests can savor the flavors of Switzerland while enjoying views of Gore Creek from the outdoor patio.

La Tour Restaurant

La Tour Restaurant is a long-standing culinary gem in Vail, known for its French-inspired cuisine with a modern twist. The restaurant exudes an elegant and intimate ambiance, making it a popular choice for special occasions and romantic dinners. The menu showcases a range of dishes, from foie gras and escargot to Colorado lamb and fresh seafood. La Tour also boasts an extensive wine list, and its attentive staff provides exceptional service.

Game Creek Restaurant

Game Creek Restaurant offers a one-of-a-kind alpine dining experience atop Vail Mountain. Accessible by snowcat in winter and via a scenic gondola ride in summer, this mountaintop restaurant provides panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. The menu features a blend of American and European cuisine, and the ingredients are sourced locally whenever possible. Diners can savor their meal while taking in breathtaking vistas and enjoying a cozy, lodge-style atmosphere.

Mountain Standard

Mountain Standard is a rustic yet modern restaurant in the heart of Vail Village, known for its creative American cuisine and open kitchen concept. The restaurant's commitment to using locally sourced and sustainable ingredients shines through in its menu, which includes wood-fired dishes, artisanal charcuterie, and inventive small plates. The relaxed and welcoming environment makes it a favorite among both locals and visitors.

Ludwig's Restaurant

Ludwig's Restaurant, located in the Sonnenalp Hotel, offers a gourmet dining experience with a European flair. The restaurant's elegant dining room features vaulted ceilings, chandeliers, and alpine décor. The menu highlights Austrian and European cuisine, with dishes like wiener schnitzel and roasted duck. An extensive wine list, including Austrian selections, complements the menu. Ludwig's provides a refined and intimate setting for a memorable meal.

ARTS & CULTURE

Vail punches way above its weight when it comes to theatre, music, and the arts, offering plenty to pique interest, enrich the soul, and invigorate the spirit. The gorgeous setting of Vail is a work of art in and of itself, with plenty of pop-up exhibitions, street art, and public artworks capturing the year-round spirit of the festival. A renowned pitstop for international performers, famed orchestras, dance troupes, and political and cultural leaders, stay in Vail and let the world come to you. Here are some of the town's most revered cultural events and institutions:

Bravo! Vail

Bravo! Vail is an internationally acclaimed music festival that takes place during the summer in Vail. It is one of the largest and most prestigious classical music festivals in the United States. The festival features world-class orchestras, chamber ensembles, and soloists performing a diverse classical music repertoire. Concerts are held at various venues throughout Vail, including the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater. Bravo! Vail offers a unique opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy exceptional live classical music in the stunning backdrop of the Colorado Rockies.

Vail Dance Festival

The Vail Dance Festival is a renowned annual event that celebrates the art of dance. Held in the heart of Vail during the summer, this festival showcases an array of dance styles, from ballet and contemporary to tap and hip-hop. The performances feature world-class dancers and choreographers, making it a must-see for dance enthusiasts. The festival also includes educational programs and workshops, allowing the community to engage with the art of dance on a deeper level.

Bluegrass Series

Vail's Summer Bluegrass Series is a beloved tradition that brings the sounds of bluegrass and folk music to the mountains. Held at various outdoor venues, the series features live performances by regional and national bluegrass artists. Concertgoers can enjoy the infectious rhythms and harmonies of this American musical genre while taking in the fresh mountain air and scenic vistas. The Summer Bluegrass Series is a family-friendly event that often includes food vendors and activities for all ages.

Vail Jazz Festival

The Vail Jazz Festival is a celebration of jazz music that takes place throughout the summer in Vail. It features a diverse lineup of jazz musicians and bands, spanning traditional jazz, contemporary jazz, and Latin jazz. The festival includes free outdoor concerts, intimate club performances, and educational programs such as jazz workshops and jam sessions. Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or a newcomer to the genre, the Vail Jazz Festival offers a chance to groove to the rhythms of this quintessentially American art form.

Vail Farmer's Market & Arts Show

The Vail Farmer's Market & Arts Show is a vibrant weekly event that takes place during the summer months in Vail Village. It brings together local and regional artisans, farmers, and food vendors. Visitors can explore a wide array of handmade crafts, jewelry, clothing, and fresh produce. The market also offers a variety of international cuisines, live music, and entertainment for the whole family. It's a wonderful opportunity to support local businesses, savor delicious food, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Vail.

Colorado Ski & Snowboard Museum

The Colorado Ski & Snowboard Museum, located in Vail Village, is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history of skiing and snowboarding in Colorado. The museum showcases an extensive collection of artifacts, vintage equipment, photographs, and memorabilia that chronicle the evolution of winter sports in the state. Visitors can learn about the pioneers of skiing, the development of ski resorts, and the contributions of Colorado athletes to the world of snow sports. The museum offers an engaging and educational experience for all ages.

The Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater

The Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater is an iconic outdoor venue nestled in the Vail Valley. Named after the 38th President of the United States, who had a deep connection to Vail, the amphitheater hosts a wide range of cultural events and performances throughout the year. These include concerts, theater productions, dance performances, and community gatherings. The stunning mountain backdrop and scenic surroundings make it a captivating setting for both artists and audiences.

Vilar Performing Arts Center

The Vilar Performing Arts Center, located in Beaver Creek Village, is a state-of-the-art venue renowned for hosting a diverse lineup of performances. From Broadway musicals and classical concerts to comedy shows and dance productions, the center offers a broad spectrum of cultural entertainment. Its intimate setting and exceptional acoustics ensure that every performance is a memorable experience. The Vilar Performing Arts Center enriches the cultural landscape of Vail Valley and draws artists and patrons from far and wide.

Alpine Arts Festival

The Alpine Arts Festival is an annual event that celebrates the visual arts in Vail. Held during the summer, this festival brings together local and regional artists who showcase their paintings, sculptures, photography, and other forms of artistic expression. Visitors can browse and purchase artwork, interact with artists, and participate in creative workshops. The Alpine Arts Festival adds a vibrant and artistic dimension to Vail's cultural calendar.

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8 Affordable US Trip Ideas So You Can Finally Plan That 2024 Getaway

Posted: November 9, 2023 | Last updated: November 9, 2023

If you have been aching to get away , now is the time to start planning your 2024 vacation. While international travel may still cost an arm and a leg, flights within the U.S. are pretty affordable. If you plan now, you may be able to sneak away for a long weekend for less than ever.

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At GOBankingRates, we asked travel experts from around the country where the best and most cost-efficient destinations will be next year. Here are 8 affordable trip ideas so you can finally plan that 2024 getaway.

Miami or Sarasota, Florida

Molly Egan, a travel and hospitality expert and founder of themollyegan , recommended Florida as an inexpensive destination.

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She stated, "For a beach getaway in Florida, such as Miami or Sarasota, plan a visit in October or early May to avoid peak times. You will avoid the snowbird crowds, spring breakers and heat, and best of all, snag a great lodging and flight deal!"

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Bozeman, Montana

Egan noted that for western adventures, she would suggest, "Bozeman, Montana, in June and October, which are slow times for the city, so that you can snag an affordable deal! The same timing goes for Western Colorado towns such as Vail, Colorado."

She continued, "The beginning of October is a great time to see the leaves changing, go hiking, feel like you have the whole mountain town to yourself and find the best lodging deals. If you are interested in skiing, the best time is late November or early December and early to mid-April (the skiing conditions vary, but the deals are the best)."

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Savannah, Georgia

Tracy Kennedy, an experienced travel advisor at Tasmania , noted, "If you're eyeing an affordable yet enriching U.S. trip for 2024, Savannah, Georgia, should be high on your list. The city is a perfect blend of traditional Southern charm and modern allure, and it's an ideal destination for a 2-3 day weekend getaway. Flights to Savannah are usually economical, with multiple carriers offering competitive rates."

She added, "Once there, you can enjoy quintessential forms of tourism such as exploring the historic district, strolling through Forsyth Park, and taking a riverboat cruise. The culinary scene is exceptional but won't break the bank, offering classic Southern dishes that are rich in flavor but easy on the wallet."

She also stated, "However, what sets Savannah apart is its unique offerings like the Sorrel Weed House Museum. This historic haunted house provides an unforgettable experience, especially if you're planning a trip around Halloween. Not only does it offer a glimpse into 19th-century life in the South, but it also has its share of ghost stories and paranormal activities, adding a thrilling element to your visit."

Asheville, North Carolina

Adrian Todd, an outdoor and travel expert, hiking coach and owner of Great Minds Think Hike , said, "One of my favorite places to go to is Asheville. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville is a great destination with various things to do."

He continued, "Asheville has some of the most breweries in and around than most places East of the Mississippi. You can hike in the nearby Great Smoky Mountains National Park, visit the Biltmore Estate, or explore the artsy downtown area."

Santa Fe, New Mexico

"Santa Fe is a really neat place," Todd also noted. He explained it is "full of neat adobe style houses and architecture. I recommend going to the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, but to make sure to book way ahead in advance."

He also suggested, "Check out the oldest house and church in the US near the downtown area. Be sure to visit the Loretto Chapel to see the mysterious staircase and head to the downtown area during the market when all the natives come by to sell handcrafted items."

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Stanley, Idaho

For fishing and outdoor activities, Todd recommended Stanley, Idaho. He said it is "a small town located to the East in Idaho. It is a beautiful mountain time hugged by the Sawtooth Mountains. I highly recommend checking this place out during the summer months when it is a lot warmer."

He continued, "Go fishing along the Salmon River, hiking to Sawtooth Lake, and camping near Redfish Lake. There is so much to do for all outdoor lovers in this destination."

Nashville, Tennessee

"Nashville is historically known for its live music scene and offers a vibrant atmosphere and many free or affordable activities," stated Todd. "You can explore the city's music history, visit the Country Music Hall of Fame, and enjoy live music in honky-tonks," he said.

The hiking enthusiast added, "There are also a lot of things to do out in nature in Tennessee if the city life isn't your cup of tea. Check out the Great Smoky Mountains to visit the most popular and visited national park in the US."

Loveland, Ohio

"Loveland, Ohio, is known as the 'Sweetheart of Ohio,'" explained Krista Rose, marketing and communications coordinator for the City of Loveland. "We are the perfect destination for a Midwest trip on a budget! We are often told Loveland feels like a 'resort town' and 'time slows down here.'"

She continued, "Loveland is located about 15 miles north of Cincinnati and close to major highways including I-75 and I-71. We are known for our river and trails, making us a favorite trip for outdoor enthusiasts."

For outdoor adventure seekers she recommended, "the Little Miami Scenic Trail is an 80-mile bike/pedestrian trail across Ohio. This trail runs through the center of Loveland. Visit for a day of canoeing, kayaking, and outdoor adventure! After you explore the trail, explore Historic Downtown Loveland's unique shopping and dining. There are quaint AirBNBs and a boutique hotel in town."

You can learn more about the city by visiting LovinLifeLoveland .

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UN body demands Israel be held accountable for possible war crimes

The United Nations Human Rights Council on Friday adopted a resolution calling for Israel to be held accountable for possible war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Gaza Strip, although Israel dismissed it as a "distorted text".