Plus, Places in the US Where You Can Hunt your Own Food
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By Jessica Chapel
Every winter, I find myself looking for an excuse to get back on the mountain. This ski season, I’m looking forward to taking my snow-chasing habit across the Atlantic to the Swiss Alps and staying in one of Europe’s dreamy, idyllic, and ski-ready vacation rentals.
While hunting for the perfect Airbnb, I've been fantasizing about future winter trips to the continent: waking to the snow-dusted Dolomites, cozying up in centuries-old lodges in the Alps post-après-ski, or exploring lesser-known Nordic slopes where the northern lights put on a colorful show after dark.
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Japan is a country that has it all, from skiing and ryokans to shopping and seasonal changes worth planning a trip around. What you pack will need to be comfortable, especially when you’re traveling between cities by train, and cool in both senses of the word (Japanese fashion is unsurprisingly in a league of its own). These comfy yet chic essentials have you covered.
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Known for its traditional crafts, the Portuguese capital is also home to many forward-thinking native brands.
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By Paris Wilson and Hannah Chubb
Looking for a new travel backpack? Here's what our editors put on their backs.
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An Old Friend Returns to Women Who Travel
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