2021 Amex Offers, Financial To-Do List, Capitol Riot Blowback, Recipe Search Engine
January 11, 2021 By TravelBloggerBuzz
We bring you another TBB Buzz post with 2021 Amex offers, a great financial to-do list, the Capitol riot blowback continues, a recipe search engine, we travel to more places, learn more about the amazing octopus, we listen to an amazing message by Arnold the Terminator Governator, a must read article about the current state of (crazy) investing, we learn how scams work with unemployment insurance, not much to add about Covid today as the numbers continue defying gravity, a great article about the new geopolitics of China, learn more facts and holy crap, it has only been 11 days in 2021 and it already feels like 11 months!
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The world s most in-demand ski resorts have always faced their share of complications, namely challenging geographic barriers and inconsistent weather patterns. (Imagine facing the disappointment of international guests who, after spending five figures on non-refundable reservations, arrive to encounter suboptimal ski conditions or closed roadways.)
Now, in the age of Covid-19, notable ski resorts are bracing for an exceptionally uncertain ski season, given the ever-changing restrictions and circumstances. Most notably, scores of Europe’s leading luxury ski resorts remain in limbo, balancing plans for the upcoming season in the face of an uncertain future.
Wait-and-See in Europe
FORESTIS, a hideaway in the Italian Dolomites that opened in July, offers an atypical ski-in/ski-out experience. Perhaps the most exciting new opening in the Alps this year, FORESTIS has already hosted the famous mountaineer