There’s nothing that makes me cringe more than sales. Once upon a time before I really became an experienced traveler, I went to the Boston Travel Show and got sucked into a sales pitch. All I had to do was spend a “free” night at a new hotel in western Massachusetts then I’d get roundtrip tickets and a three-night stay in San Diego. It sounded like a no brainer to me!

In 2017, the United States travel and tourism industry generated over $1.6 trillion and supported over 78 million jobs across the country. The Department of Commerce predicts that over 95.5 million international visitors will visit the U.S. annually by 2023, which is nearly twice the number of visitors in 2000. Of the $1.7 trillion spent on travel in the U.S. in 2017, approximately $300 billion was spent on accommodations. With the increase in international travel to the United States, there will be more jobs available in the hospitality and tourism industry, especially in the resort industry.

Did you know that you can rent the Penthouse Suite at the RiverWalk Resort? No, you don’t need to be rockstar or the CEO of some giant tech company to afford it. The larger suites at the RiverWalk Resort are perfect for large families who need a little more space, but still want all the amenities and customer service that come with a resort in town. Start planning your next family reunion, multi-generational family vacation or getaway with friends. We like to call it "togethering."

With an abundance of online booking website and apps, it’s easy to find a deal on your next hotel stay. But, are you really getting the best deal? Price is often the sole decision for choosing one hotel over another for many travelers. For many years, online booking websites like Priceline and Expedia have been the go-to booking site for the cheapest hotel rates across the globe. But they aren’t all they are cracked up to be. 

The temperatures are quickly dropping, and you know what that means – the snow guns are turning on and it's time for a family ski weekend in your favorite mountain town! We’ve already had a few dustings, and soon enough those flurries will turn into inches of fresh powder begging to be enjoyed. 

In the RiverWalk Resort’s short life in Lincoln, New Hampshire, it has won several prestigious awards for its unique design and hospitality experience at this dream property. RiverWalk Resort developer, Dennis Ducharme, led the ambitious project with great creativity, vision, and passion. His vision has developed into a world-class resort nestled in the western White Mountains attracting guests from all over the world. The RiverWalk Resort prides itself on being innovative and looks forward to continuing its success for years to come.

This blog post is part of “The RiverWalk Guide to Ownership” blog series

It’s been a busy Fall at the RiverWalk Resort. With the leaves at peak color and the snow guns waiting for the perfect temperature, thousands of people were flocking to Lincoln to discover everything the resort and the Western White Mountains has to offer. Since the first snowflake fell in Lincoln, the RiverWalk Resort has hosted several events, fundraisers, and festivals that garnered some local and national news coverage.

This blog post is part of “The Guide to Spring Activities In The White Mountains” and “The RiverWalk Guide to Ownership” blog series.

Whoever decided to strap a piece of metal across the bottom of their foot and glide across a frozen pond must have either been crazy or brilliant. The history of ice skating is a bit murky, but many people believe that it originated in the Scandinavian countries over 5,000 years ago, which would make sense because those countries have some pretty good hockey players! Based on old drawings in literature, some believe that it may even date back to the Middle Ages.

Here at RiverWalk Resort, we’re pretty proud of the luxury residence and amenities we offer our owners, so we decided to turn the conversation over to some of our second home owners! Check out their responses about their favorite things to do once they first arrive at their “home away from home,” why timeshare and seasonal condo ownership was the right decision for them, and just what it is about RiverWalk that makes it an extraordinary destination.

This blog post is part of “The RiverWalk Guide to Ownership” blog series

Driving up 93 North for a family adventure and approaching the Exit 32 sign always created excitement and anticipation in the car- whether it was a foliage drive across the Kancamagus Highway in Autumn, ski lessons at Loon Mountain Resort during Winter, or hiking in the Pemigewasset Wilderness during Spring and Summer- Lincoln, NH was our perfect escape any time of year.

This blog post is part of “The RiverWalk Guide to Ownership” blog series