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All travelers, even professional ones (ahem, Fodor’s Editors) experience the woes of plans gone awry. In our new column, Travel Fails, we’re highlighting stories where everything went wrong.
Writer Laura Bergheim described it as “forever in vogue,” the “queen of the theme hotels,” and its aesthetic as “Laura Ashley meets the Flintstones.” NPR’s Steve Proffitt called the style “Swiss Chalet meets Disneyland.”
All travelers, even professional ones (ahem, Fodor’s Editors) experience the woes of plans gone awry. In our new column, Travel Fails, we’re highlighting stories where everything went wrong.
All travelers, even professional ones (ahem, Fodor’s Editors) experience the woes of plans gone awry. In our new column, Travel Fails, we’re highlighting stories where everything went wrong.
Writer Laura Bergheim described it as “forever in vogue,” the “queen of the theme hotels,” and its aesthetic as “Laura Ashley meets the Flintstones.” NPR’s Steve Proffitt called the style “Swiss Chalet meets Disneyland.”
All travelers, even professional ones (ahem, Fodor’s Editors) experience the woes of plans gone awry. In our new column, Travel Fails, we’re highlighting stories where everything went wrong.