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6 Unique And Iconic New Year’s Eve Destinations To Ring In 2022

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Who’s ready to say goodbye to 2021 and ring in the New Year? Better yet, how about kicking off 2022 with a fantastic vacation or over-the-top celebration? 

We’ve rounded up some nifty excursions, accommodations, and trips across the United States for every type of traveler — whether you’re a spa-goer looking for a reflective nature retreat or a party person who wants to celebrate with the crowds in the Big Apple.

Here are some unique and iconic New Year’s Eve packages that still have space available for your end-of-the-year getaway:

1. VIP Experience At The Pasadena Rose Parade

Road Scholar, the educational travel company for adults, presents a VIP experience in Pasadena, California , home of the legendary Rose Parade. With the 6-day/5-night Rose Parade: A Heritage to Celebrate itinerary, your lodging at a local hotel as well as 13 meals (5 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 5 dinners) are all included in the package price that starts at $1,949. 

More significantly, exciting daily activities include meeting and learning from a Tournament of Roses insider and a past Rose Queen; attending Bandfest to listen to prize-winning musicians; and helping to decorate an official Rose Parade float. 

On New Year’s Eve, participants gather for a festive dinner and champagne toast that takes place at midnight east coast time, to ensure everyone gets a good night’s rest before getting up bright and early for the 133rd Rose Parade. You’ll have a great seat for viewing the magnificent, flower-filled floats that make their way along a 5.5-mile route through Pasadena prior to the annual Rose Bowl football game.

2. Classic Celebration At The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs

Historic and elegant, The Broadmoor has wowed guests with its white-glove customer service, fine dining, and country club surroundings for more than 130 years. The Colorado Springs, Colorado , hotel pulls out all the stops for a posh New Year’s Eve Gala Package that includes a delectable five-course dinner ; dancing to live music by The Broadmoor Pops Orchestra featuring Broadway singer Marcus Lovett, followed by the upbeat cover band Soul X; and a midnight champagne toast and celebratory balloon drop. Starting at $895, the package includes one night’s luxury accommodations and two tickets to the gala.

If you go to The Broadmoor this holiday season, consider making a longer stay out of it, if only to enjoy the hotel’s fantastic amenities, from the sublime spa to its onsite bowling alley. There’s also a heated indoor pool to relax in, no matter what the Colorado winter weather is doing outside. You can also book exciting outdoor adventures through Broadmoor Outfitters , such as winter fly fishing, a falconry experience, or fat-tire biking in the snow. 

Having overnighted at The Broadmoor several times over the past couple of decades of living in Colorado, I count it among my favorite resort properties in the state — definitely an exceptional place to celebrate a special occasion, whether that’s New Year’s Eve, an anniversary, or birthday.

3. Desert Retreat At Red Mountain Resort, St. George, Utah

If hiking amid red rock landscapes, taking a mindful stroll in a lava-rock labyrinth, and blissing out with multiple spa treatments is your idea of a grand way to usher in the new year, consider the Essential Retreat at Red Mountain Spa in southwest Utah . This isn’t a specific New Year’s Eve vacation, rather a package you can enjoy any time of the year. It includes accommodations, three meals daily, fitness classes, daily morning hikes, and use of swimming pools, bicycles, and fitness studios. 

With the Essential Retreat package, you can adjust the length of your stay as long as you like (prices vary depending on the length of your stay and may include an early booking discount if you reserve by November 15). You can also upgrade to the Ultimate Essential Retreat , for between 3 and 10 nights, and get a $150 resort credit each night of your stay. That credit can be used on fee-based fitness activities, such as yoga or an e-bike tour in Snow Canyon; “personal discovery” activities like chakra balancing; or spa treatments, such as the marvelous Himalayan Salt Stone Massage.

I’ve stayed at Red Mountain Resort four times now and consider it a top destination spa in the United States. I particularly love the opportunity to start my day each morning on a hike with others of similar abilities (choose from guided Outdoor Walks, Explorer Hikes, or Challenge Hikes). The fitness classes are educational, unusual, and fun (cardio drumming anyone?), and the varied, veggie-filled menu for the included meals is excellent! I consider a stay at Red Mountain Spa a fabulous way to rest, relax, and restore, or jumpstart a fitness plan amid gorgeous desert surroundings.

4. River Float Trip: Big Bend National Park, Texas

With a special one-night New Year’s Float Trip from Far Flung Outdoor Center, you can paddle a canoe amidst the pristine Texas wilderness, then camp on the shore to mark the new year at midnight with live music and party favors gathered around a campfire. Water levels will dictate exactly where the float trip will take place, but it will likely be in Big Bend National Park or other protected parts of the Rio Grande River just downstream of the Big Bend portion of the river. Either way, the trip is rated “easy” — so it’s something you can do even if you’ve never paddled a canoe before! 

The New Year’s Eve Float Trip is $525 per person and includes transport to the river from the meeting spot in Terlingua, Texas; all meals, PFDs, tents, river equipment, waterproof bags for personal items, and all park fees. What a way to get away from the crowds and enjoy Mother Nature under a dark sky far from any light pollution. This adventure is a fantastic way to bliss out in the middle of nowhere to celebrate the advent of a new year.

5. Rooftop Party For The Big Ball Drop, New York

It’s tough to get any closer to the New Year’s Eve Ball Drop in New York City than at The Knickerbocker in Times Square. The high-rise luxury hotel is located kitty-corner across Broadway from the iconic New Year’s event — just 150 feet away. A prime spot for viewing all of the action in the streets below. The Knickerbocker’s outdoor rooftop party that’s one component of some VIP New Year’s Eve packages that are downright indulgent, if not pricey. 

The Platinum and Gold packages include luxury overnight hotel accommodations, as well as an opulent buffet dinner with entertainment at the restaurant’s Charlie Palmer restaurant. Depending on your package, after dinner, it’s outside to the rooftop patio for seating with table service (Platinum) or standing room only (Gold) cocktail reception with DJ dancing, a premium open bar, and champagne toast at midnight. Concerned about the cold? There will be heaters and hand warmers to help keep you toasty! You can also forgo onsite accommodations and the buffet dinner, and just buy a ticket to the rooftop celebration . That party ticket will set you back $1,295 per person — and prices only go up from there. 

If you visit New York City for New Year’s Eve, you’ll find Manhattan still decked out in holiday flair. The traditional Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center will still be standing, department store windows will be bright with holiday decorations, and the annual Christmas Spectacular Starring the Radio City Rockettes runs through January 2.

6. Toast On A Train: Hocking Valley, Ohio

Children are welcome on the New Year’s Eve departure of Hocking Valley Scenic Railway in Nelsonville, Ohio. The train departs the Nelsonville Depot at 10:30 p.m., traveling to East Logan, where it begins the return trip. At midnight, the train will stop where a giant fireworks display takes place. Two seating areas are available on the train: the family-friendly “Pizza & Pop” section or the adults-only “Wine & Cheese” section — with food and drink served accordingly.

Other things to do in this area of southeast Ohio include taking in a show at historic Stuart’s Opera House, doing some winter hiking in Wayne National Forest or any of the other area state parks, or checking out the number of local breweries. 

If you’re interested in booking a trip to one of these great destinations for New Year’s Eve or want help planning any other getaway, consider talking to the travel experts at Dream Vacations . 

In her editorial career spanning more than 30 years, Kara Williams has served as a magazine editor, newspaper reporter, corporate copy editor, and proofreader. Currently, as a freelance writer, Kara focuses on all things travel, from sublime spas and upscale hotels to RV camping and outdoor adventures. National parks, romantic escapes, and tropical destinations are other favorite travel topics she covers. Kara has won Lowell Thomas, SATW Western Chapter, and NATJA awards for her work. An empty nester, she makes her home in the Colorado mountains with her husband and writes about her travels at her blog, Life Here & There . Learn more about Kara on her portfolio website .

Road Scholar’s Epic Around the World Trips for Adults Over 50

“Seniors have eagerly returned to global travel over the past year and a half,” says Maeve Hartney, Chief Program Officer at Road Scholar . “There’s definitely a desire to make up for lost time.”

Road Scholar reports an increase in enrollments for international programs and longer-stay experiences, such as their six-week Living & Learning programs in Europe that give a taste of living abroad. “International enrollments have been so strong that, for the first time in recorded Road Scholar history, we took more international enrollments in a single week than domestic,” says Hartney.

Hartney also reports that Road Scholar’s private plane programs have sold out faster this year than ever before. These “round-the-world” adventures allow participants to experience and learn about multiple countries and iconic sites all in one trip.

 Road Scholar programs transport you to the places that are written about in textbooks where nature is at her most sublime and life is lived at a different pace. The places where history and culture are experienced not just read about. You’ll learn from expert faculty and meet fellow Road Scholars, who, like you, are students of the world. Inspiring instructors, spirited conversations, new friends, and new experiences, encompassing the best of the university experience are what make Road Scholar, unlike any other travel experience.

In response to the increase in demand for these round-the-world adventures, Road Scholar is adding three more— bringing back their World Academy on Queen Mary 2 : Australia, South Africa & Beyond program from pre-COVID days and introducing two new itineraries: World Academy : Discover South America, Hawaii, Japan & Beyond and their second private plane journey: WWII by Private Jet, Boat & Train : A Pilgrimage Around the World.

Road Scholar’s World Academy programs take participants around the world by ship rather than plane. Participants will live on one of two ships (Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 or Holland America’s ms Amsterdam) for 3-5 months as they sail to up to 25 countries on four continents, learning from academic experts about iconic sites from the Panama Canal to Egypt’s Suez Canal , to the Sydney Opera House and beyond.

“The WWII private jet program is unlike anything available,” says Hartney. “For those who are interested in learning about WWII in the places where the history happened— there’s just really no other way to do it in one trip like this.” On this 24-day program, participants will travel by 767 plane from one iconic WWII historical site to the next: from London to the beaches of Normandy, Paris, Berlin, Auschwitz, Hiroshima, and Pearl Harbor, before a final flight to Washington, D.C. to visit the National WWII Memorial and take time to reflect on all they have learned during this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

About Road Scholar: Road Scholar is the nation’s largest not-for-profit educational travel organization for adults over the age of 50 — a true university of the world — offering thousands of programs in more than 100 countries and 50 states.

Road Scholar was founded in 1975 as Elderhostel. A not-for-profit education organization, we have guided generations of knowledge seekers on transformative learning adventures from Greenland to Cuba and nearly every locale in between. Elderhostel was rebranded Road Scholar in 2010 to reflect the growth and evolution of the organization and of the legions of loyal lifelong learners who rely on us for an in-depth study of the world.

*All photos used in this article are courtesy of Road Scholar.

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Now it’s going the extra step and offering two private program dates specifically for retired teachers and their guests. Road Scholar calls these trips “a unique opportunity to bond even more quickly with others who share a special passion for learning and education and the experiences that only a teacher can understand.”

The program dates exclusively for retired teachers (and their non-teacher guests) are:

• Cinque Terre, Carrara and Medieval Hill Towns : On the trip that runs August 25 to September 4, 2024, educators will share experiences like walks between the towns of Italy’s Cinque Terre, boat rides, wine tasting, culinary demonstrations and more. To reserve the educators tour date, use code 14299.
• Nova Scotia: Highlands, History and Halifax : This trip runs from September 26 through October 5, 2024, and takes guests to seaside villages and the Nova Scotia Highlands. Participants will see wildlife like whales and puffins and learn about the Celtic and French roots of the region. To reserve the educator-exclusive departure, use code 23038. (Watch a recent Q&A session about the trip.)

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Road Scholar Introduces Trips for Solo Travelers Over 50

Last Updated on April 9, 2024

Road Scholar , the world leader in educational travel for older adults for nearly 50 years, has launched a new series of trips designed exclusively for solo travelers over 50.

The not-for-profit organization recently released a report on solo travelers  which showed a rise in solo travel, due in large part to more older women traveling without their spouses. To respond to that growing trend, Road Scholar has created a collection of innovative solos-only journeys, catering to individuals seeking enriching adventures while enjoying the company of like-minded solo explorers. 

Programs in the solos-only collection span from Louisiana to Lima, and Italy to India. Road Scholar’s program designers have hand-selected dates of some of their most popular itineraries for their pilot. Each participant who enrolls in a solos-only program will get their own private room but can join the group knowing they’ll be among other solo travelers.

“We serve tens of thousands of solo travelers every year, so we understand their unique needs,” Maeve Hartney, Chief Program Officer Road Scholar, said. “Although all of our programs offer a welcoming and inclusive environment for solos, these new programs have a greater comfort level and more opportunities to make new friends.”

Just like all Road Scholar programs, these exclusive trips feature expert-led educational experiences, comfortable accommodations, and carefully planned itineraries that balance structured activities with ample free time for personal exploration. Solo travelers can delve into the local culture, engage in hands-on learning opportunities, and forge lasting friendships with others who share their passion for discovery.

“Traveling solo doesn’t mean you have to journey alone,” Hartney added. “Our solo traveler trips foster a sense of camaraderie, allowing participants to bond over shared experiences and create memories that will last a lifetime.”

Road Scholar’s solo traveler trips are designed for adults over 50, whether they’re seasoned globetrotters or embarking on their first solo adventure. With the support of experienced Group Leaders and a vibrant community of fellow travelers, solo adventurers can explore the world with confidence and curiosity.

For more information about Road Scholar’s solo traveler trips and to view the full range of destinations and itineraries available, visit  www.roadscholar.org/collections/solo-travelers-only/ .

About Road Scholar

Not-for-profit Road Scholar is the world leader in educational travel for older adults, serving 80-100,000 lifelong learners annually in more than 100 countries and throughout the United States. Founded as “Elderhostel” in 1975, Road Scholar will be celebrating their 50th anniversary in 2025 with a  Great Global Giveaway , among other special projects.

Their programs combine travel and education to provide experiential learning opportunities featuring an extraordinary range of topics, formats and locations. Alongside renowned experts, participants experience in-depth and behind-the-scenes learning opportunities by land and by sea on educational travel adventures designed for “Boomers and beyond.”

For more information, please visit us at  www.roadscholar.org .

Chadd Scott is a freelance arts and culture writer based in Florida.

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