Kirk Cassels

Vermont's Jay Peak is a ski destination worth its salt, yet under-explored. Bring it up with your clients before it becomes too popular.

When it comes to vacation locales, any discerning traveler will tell you that the world is running out of well-kept secrets. So, before it, too, becomes mainstream, perhaps, you should direct clients to Jay Peak Resort in Vermont.

The largest ski mountain resort in the country will soon be the most up-to-date, too.

With such amenities as a bowling alley, movie lounges, spa-style treatments and private sleigh rides, the resort is more than a ski-in/ski-out property.

An alternative ski destination to the West, the Northeast is set for an overhaul of the idea of a ski vacation itself.

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The largest skiing area in the world and great hotels to complement it may just be the incentive clients need to travel to Europe for a vacation.

Rock Resorts are recycling waste and using renewable energy to lessen the impact of skiing on the local environment.

Car Rentals too have found ways of going green—by inducting hybrids into their fleets and reducing driving time.