Marriott Traveler | Blake Snow

Published works: Supernatural but true, Newfoundland, Aspen, Vegas, Utah

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Thanks for reading and sharing my latest travel writing:

Only in Utah: Supernatural but true (special syndicated feature)
48 hours in nature: 5 quick escapes from big U.S. cities (Marriott)
Surprise! Carnival cruise food has no business being this good (my travel column)
Celebrate that special occasion at one of Utah’s fanciest hotels (my travel column)
How to spend a long weekend in Aspen without spending a fortune (Cool Material)
You don’t need to be a high roller to have fun in Vegas (Cool Material)
North America’s finest fjord rivals Norway (my travel column)
Lake Powell is magic, even for first-time houseboaters (my travel column)

Published works: Kids menus, Glacier National Park, shoulder season, Route 66

Thanks for reading and sharing my latest clippings:

Kids menus: A well-intentioned but bad idea (my syndicated travel column)
See European, Patagonia-like views at Glacier National Park (my syndicated travel column)
The best places to fish and stay (Marriott Traveler)
5 reasons to visit Europe in shoulder season (my syndicated travel column)
Route 66: Supposedly American but mostly foreigner thing (my syndicated travel column)

Published Works: 5 reasons to travel in the off-season

My latest for Marriott Traveler: “If you want to get the most from your vacation, off-season travel is the way to go. Also known as “low season” travel, this trip-planning hack can help you avoid the high travel rates, low (or no) availability, long lines and bigger crowds associated with “peak” or high season.” Continue reading…

Blake Snow

writer-for-hire, content guy, bestselling author

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Published works: Supernatural but true, Newfoundland, Aspen, Vegas, Utah

Published works: Kids menus, Glacier National Park, shoulder season, Route 66

Published Works: 5 reasons to travel in the off-season