Escape the Cold: The Best Places to Warm You Up

Jordana Weiss | November 30, 2018

If you’re lucky enough to have vacation days scheduled around the holiday season, now is a great time to start planning. If you wait much longer, airline prices will start to rise, and all the best hotels will be booked up. If you live north of the Mason-Dixon line, chances are you’ve already had a couple days of cold weather and are just starting to realize that summer is truly over.

If you’re nervous about the potential of having to dig out your winter boots and remember how to walk on snow, you aren’t alone. This year take a break from cold and dreary weather by picking a warm-weather destination for your holiday vacation. There are tons of places to choose from depending on your budget, and what you want to do while you’re away.

Now is a great time to lock down plans, so check out this list for some inspiration for the best places to warm you up this winter.

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