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Healthy airport food, is there such a thing? For years, airports were littered with fast-food concessions, shops full of candy and chips and not a visible green leafy salad. Times change though and because people become more aware of what they face in their bodies, it is up to the airport to follow and give us a healthier option. But with the Cinnabon scent floating in the hallway we know how difficult it is to walk right. After sitting on the plane for 5 hours without eating can be understood starving passengers as they descend. But what should you eat to curb your hunger and stay healthy? The following tips and tricks will keep your stomach full in the healthiest way. Packed Ahead We know this is easier said than done because most of us are too busy running around remembering letting the dogs out and calling babysitters instead of thinking of snacks for the road. Packing healthy snacks is a great way to avoid those unhealthy foods. Pour some granola bars, crackers contai...

The exotic Spanish country is full of World Heritage Sites, friendly locals, tasty cuisine, fine wine, world-famous festivals and more. This country can be a bit overwhelming for sole female travelers though. It has been there and continues to be a warning about pickpocketing, car theft, and fraud across major cities. As a female traveler in this country, it makes sense to travel to smaller and less well-known cities, and whether you are looking for beaches, parks or museums to explore, you can find them in five safe cities of Spain. 1. Santander This beautiful city is located in northern Spain and offers stunning views, charming beaches, friendly people and is very safe for solo female travelers. With about 185,000 inhabitants, the city is spread along the bay offering a selection of beaches and harbors. In the 19th century, the city was a popular tourist resort for Spanish politicians, aristocrats and upper classes, and has built palaces, promenades, old cafes and famo...

The classic New England city that is still captivating after the fall of color begins to fade and before the first snow flies. So why not take advantage of shoulder season rates and lighter crowds to enjoy the classic New England weekend trips? A cozy fire place and gloomy autumn weather awaits. 1. Woodstock Inn and Resort in Woodstock, Vermont Local shops, luxurious spas and exquisite onsite restaurants are at your fingertips at Woodstock Inn and Resort. Just half a mile from the resort is Billings Farm & Museum, with free admission to guests of Woodstock Inn & Resort. If there is snow, you can ride a horse-drawn sled through a farm. 2. Topnotch Resort in Stowe, Vermont If you bring kids to New England vacations, Topnotch Resort is the perfect place to do it. Located about five minutes from Stowe's main street, the resort offers many entertaining activities and on-site dining options. Plus, the property has a daycare service so you can enjoy a day ...