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In Austria, a Chalet for the Night
For decades, vacationers in the Austrian Alps generally booked accommodations in the valleys and hit the slopes only for hiking or skiing. On-slope resorts were rare, and the only travelers brave enough to sleep at altitude were hard-core mountaineers, who camped or slept in barracks-like huts accessible only via hiking paths. But over the last five years or so, the country's mountain regions — the western provinces of Salzburg, Tyrol and Vorarlberg, along with parts of Styria and Carinthia — have been sprouting Almdörfer, translated as mountain pasture villages, groups of chalets or huts on mountainsides that offer creature comforts to go along with the vistas.
More information at: NY Times Travel

St Lucia: Bowled over in paradise
St Lucia itself is something of a Cinderella among Caribbean islands. Less popular than its larger siblings, Barbados and Jamaica, it's consequently less developed and sophisticated. But with that comes an enviably low crime rate and a welcoming attitude to mass tourism that has not yet been dulled by familiarity.
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