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22

Celebrating Earth Day 2024

By Rhianne B.

INNhotels' Commitment to Sustainability

As Earth Day approaches, it's an opportune moment to reflect on the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability. At INNhotels, we believe that every small step towards sustainability makes a significant difference. With our unwavering commitment to environmental stewardship, we're proud to share how we're making a positive impact while ensuring our guests enjoy a comfortable stay.

Soap for Hope: Transforming Lives and Reducing Waste
One of the cornerstones of our sustainability initiatives is the Soap for Hope program. We understand the significance of basic hygiene and its impact on communities worldwide. Through Soap for Hope, we collect discarded soap bars, which are then sanitized, recycled, and repurposed into new bars. These recycled soaps are then distributed to communities in need, providing them with access to essential hygiene products while simultaneously reducing waste. It's a simple yet powerful way to make a difference in both environmental conservation and humanitarian efforts.

Biodegradable Amenities from True North
In our ongoing efforts to minimize our environmental footprint, we've partnered with True North to provide biodegradable amenities at all our locations. The ‘Mountainside’ collection was designed with the majesty of nature in mind. these amenities are formulated with eco-friendly ingredients that break down naturally without harming the environment. This collection is paraben free with no artificial colours added and has biodegradable packaging. The bar soap package is also made with post consumer recycled content.
By opting for biodegradable alternatives, we're ensuring that our guests can enjoy their stay while knowing that their choices contribute to a healthier planet.

Sustainable Tourism Certified by GreenStep
Each property within the INNhotels family is proud to be Sustainable Tourism Certified by GreenStep. This certification signifies our commitment to implementing sustainable practices across all aspects of our operations. From energy conservation and waste reduction to community engagement and cultural preservation, we're dedicated to upholding the principles of sustainable tourism. By choosing to stay with us, guests can rest assured that they are supporting a company that holds sustainability top of mind.



Our Collective Impact: veritree
At INNhotels, we recognize that our actions today shape the world of tomorrow. Through collaborative efforts and a shared vision for sustainability, we're proud to make a positive impact on both local communities and the global environment. From supporting initiatives like Soap for Hope to sourcing eco-friendly products, every decision we make is guided by our commitment to environmental stewardship. We are very proud to partner with veritree to help restore ecosystems. veritree not just plants trees but operates a restorative tech platform that diligently gathers data and evidence from various sources throughout an entire restorative project to ensure they are making the most of every investment. Each year during Earth Week we plant a tree for every direct booking at any of our 10 hotels!
As we celebrate Earth Day, we invite you to join us in our journey towards a more sustainable future. Whether you're staying with us or simply seeking inspiration for your own sustainability efforts, know that together, we can make a difference. Let's cherish and protect our planet today, tomorrow, and for generations to come. Happy Earth Day from all of us at INNhotels!


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April 15

Tourism Week Canada 2024

Tourism Week Canada 2024

This week marks the annual celebration of Tourism Week, an initiative led by the Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC) to showcase the essential role of tourism in Canada. At INNhotels, we're excited to participate and show our support for an industry that brings together communities and drives economic growth. Throughout the week, we'll share stories and experiences that highlight how tourism enriches our country and our lives.

Why We're Celebrating
Did you know that tourism in Canada is a major contributor to our national identity as well as our economy? Despite the challenges faced during the pandemic, our tourism sector has shown incredible resilience. Historically, this industry has accounted for about 2% of our GDP, significantly impacting our communities and the thousands of people employed in this sector. This week, we’re not just celebrating the beautiful landscape, but also the spirit and recovery of our travel community.

Our Commitment to You and the Planet
Here at INNhotels, we believe in more than just providing a bed for the night. We are committed to sustainable tourism and fostering a positive impact on our communities. Our hotels are gateways to exploring Canadian culture and history, set against some of the most breathtaking backdrops you can imagine. From Jasper Inn & Suites with its rugged peaks to the serene riverside retreats at Terracana Ranch Resort, each property is a unique piece of our shared story.

Join the Celebration
We invite you to join us in celebrating the spirit to explore and connect during Tourism Week 2024. Whether you're looking to find peace in the quiet of our mountains or excited to explore cultural festivals, INNhotels is here to welcome you. We promise to make your stay memorable with our heartfelt hospitality and a deep respect for the beautiful landscapes we call home.

Canada’s tourism sector prioritizes responsible growth! We are aligned in creating experiences that respect the environment, benefit the community, and inspire visitors to be stewards for the land long after they leave. Celebrate growing a strong tourism industry with us.

Tag us in your travel photos — we love seeing your adventures!

Visit us online at INNhotels.com to learn more about our locations and experience #TrueCanadianHospitality with us.

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April 08

Spring Activities in Jasper

Spring Activities in Jasper

Spring Adventures at Jasper Inn & Suites

The snow is melting, the sun has made its dazzling return, and the birds are belting out tunes - spring is in the air! Get ready for a whirlwind of exciting adventures waiting to be explored! Why not treat yourself to a Jasper getaway where you can bask in the cozy comforts and friendly vibes of Jasper Inn & Suites. enjoy the experience to the fullest!

Spring into action with these activities:

Check out the epic view from the Jasper SkyTram
Start your visit to Jasper with an unforgettable ride on the Jasper SkyTram. Enter the fully guided cabins where you enjoy panoramic views and be fully immersed in the information given about the unique geology, cultural heritage, flora and fauna of the area. Don’t forget your camera and be sure to dress in layers - as you gain in elevation the temperature drops!
https://www.jasperskytram.com/

Spot some wildlife
Did you know Jasper National Park is home to 53 species of mammals and over 300 species of birds? The animals are waking up and excited to explore the park after a long winter rest. Mild temperatures make spring the perfect time to book your guided wildlife tour with Maligne Adventures or Sundog Tours. Prefer to venture out on your own? First visit the Friends of Jasper National Park Gift Shop located in the Jasper Park Information Center to pick up a free local birding checklist and browse their excellent selection of reference books to get your wildlife spotting started! Always remember to treat wild animals and birds with respect and to never feed or approach, no matter how cute!
https://www.jasper.travel/things-to-do/wildlife-viewing/

Enjoy the sunshine while hiking
Get out and embrace the fresh mountain air and relish the natural beauty Jasper has to offer. While the mountains are still snowcapped you can enjoy hiking at Old Fort Point, Valley of the Five Lakes, and the Discovery Trail. It is always best to consult https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ab/jasper/activ/experience/sentiers-trails/etat-sentiers-trail-conditions or visit the Information Center for the most up to date conditions.

Let your Dreams Bloom!
After a day packed with excitement, retreat to the warm embrace of Jasper Inn & Suites and swing by The Inn Grill for a delicious meal. With a casual lounge area and open-plan restaurant with a fireplace and a sun-soaked, flower-filled patio, The Inn Grill is suitable for any of your dining needs. Dive into their weekly specials: Tuesday Schnitzel, Thursday Pasta, Fish Fridays, Prime Rib Saturdays or savor one of the beloved local dishes like Stuffed-Crust Pizzas and Braised Beef Short Ribs. Don’t forget to save room for dessert, their Black Bottom Pie has been on the menu since the very beginning! Velvety smooth mocha java ice cream on an Oreo crumb crust, topped with almonds, chocolate sauce and whipped cream, it's sure to delight all sugar lovers!

Once your belly's content and your heart's aglow, why not dive into their pool paradise? Unwind in the sauna to soothe those achy muscles or bask in the bliss of the eucalyptus-scented steam room. After your relaxing therapy, head on over to your cozy room for some chill time! Whether you decide to take in the views from your balcony or snuggle up next to a crackling fire you are sure to make memories with your loved ones. enjoy the plush pillow top mattresses, get wrapped up in a warm duvet and dream of all the epic adventures you've conquered this SPRING in Jasper.

Planning your Spring Escape? Don't forget to peek at Alberta 511 for up-to-the-minute road conditions, especially with those mountain weather shenanigans! For the scoop on all things happening, swing by Tourism Jasper. And remember, the locals swear by the fashion statement of the season: layers on layers!

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March 22

INNhotels' Bee Garden

INNhotels' Bee Garden

Cultivating Change: INNhotels Bee Garden Wildflower Seed Giveaway

Sustainability is a huge part of our vision and our planning at INNhotels. Every action we take, no matter how small, can make a significant impact on our environment. That's why INNhotels has been running the Pollinator Seed Giveaway for three years now. As a company deeply committed to sustainability, we recognize the crucial role that pollinators play in our ecosystem and are dedicated to supporting their populations.

Why Support Pollinators?
Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, birds, and bats, are essential for the reproduction of flowering plants, including many of the fruits, vegetables, and nuts we rely on for food. In fact, it's estimated that one out of every three bites of food we eat is made possible by pollinators. Without them, our agricultural systems would collapse, leading to devastating consequences for both our food supply and the environment.
However, pollinator populations worldwide are facing unprecedented challenges. Habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, and disease are threatening their survival. By supporting pollinators, we're not only safeguarding our food security but also preserving biodiversity and ensuring the health of our planet for future generations.

How Can You Support Pollinators?
1. Plant Pollinator-Friendly Gardens:
Transform your backyard, balcony, or even windowsill into a haven for pollinators by planting a variety of native flowers, herbs, and shrubs. Choose plants that bloom at different times of the year to provide continuous food sources for pollinators.

2. Avoid Pesticides:
Choose natural pest control methods and avoid using chemical pesticides in your garden. Pesticides can harm pollinators directly or indirectly by contaminating the nectar and pollen they rely on for food.

3. Provide Nesting Sites:
Many pollinators, such as solitary bees and butterflies, require specific nesting sites to lay their eggs. You can create habitat for these insects by leaving patches of bare ground, installing bee hotels, or setting up butterfly houses.

4. Support Organic Farming:
Purchase organic produce whenever possible to support farming practices that minimize the use of synthetic chemicals harmful to pollinators and their habitats.

5. Spread Awareness:
Educate others about the importance of pollinators and the actions they can take to support them. Encourage your community, workplace, and local authorities to adopt pollinator-friendly practices.

INNhotels' Commitment to Sustainability

At INNhotels, sustainability isn't just a buzzword; it's a core value that guides everything we do. From restoring ecosystems and conserving resources to supporting local communities and protecting biodiversity, we're dedicated to making a positive impact on the planet.
Our Pollinator Seed Giveaway is just one of the many initiatives we're undertaking to fulfill this commitment. By providing our guests with pollinator-friendly seeds, we're empowering them to contribute to the conservation of pollinators while enjoying the beauty of nature.
Together, we can cultivate change and create a world where pollinators thrive, ecosystems flourish, and future generations can continue to enjoy the wonders of our natural world. Join us in supporting pollinators!

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January 12

Traveling In Extreme Cold

Traveling In Extreme Cold

Winter Ready: A Guide for Staying Warm and Cozy on Your Travels to INNhotels

As the winter season envelops the landscapes of Alberta and British Columbia, preparing for your journey to these regions involves more than just embracing the cold. At INNhotels, we recognize the significance of staying warm during your travels as a fundamental aspect of your comfort and well-being.

This guide compiles practical tips to help you manage the chill and ensure a pleasant stay with us. Whether you're an avid explorer or a relaxation enthusiast, these insights aim to provide a comfortable and neutral perspective on staying cozy throughout your visit.

1. Layering:
Wear multiple layers of clothing to trap heat between them. Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to keep sweat away from your skin, add an insulating layer for warmth, and finish with a waterproof and windproof outer layer.
2. Insulated Clothing:
Invest in insulated and thermal clothing, such as down jackets, fleece-lined leggings, and thermal socks. These materials are designed to retain body heat.
3. Head, Hands, and Feet:
A significant amount of heat is lost through the head, so wear a hat or beanie. Keep your hands and feet warm with insulated gloves and waterproof, insulated boots or shoes.
4. Quality Outerwear:
Invest in a good-quality, waterproof, and windproof outer jacket to protect yourself from the elements. Look for features like adjustable hoods, cuffs, and drawstrings to seal in warmth.
5. Hot Beverages:
Drink warm beverages, such as tea, coffee, or hot chocolate. This helps raise your core body temperature.
6. Stay Dry:
Wet clothing can make you feel much colder. Use waterproof outer layers and carry a waterproof cover for your backpack. Avoid sitting on wet surfaces.
7. Hand and Foot Warmers:
Pack disposable hand and foot warmers. These are small packets that, when activated, provide heat for several hours.
8. Move Around:
Physical activity generates body heat. Take short walks or do light exercises to keep your blood circulating and your body warm.
9. Use Blankets or Sleeping Bags:
In colder environments, having a warm blanket or a high-quality sleeping bag can make a significant difference, especially during rest stops or when sleeping.
10. Keep Hydrated and Well-Fed:
Eat well-balanced meals to maintain energy levels, and stay hydrated. Your body needs fuel to generate heat.
11. Know the Local Weather:
Stay informed about the weather conditions at your destination and plan accordingly. Dress appropriately for the expected temperature and weather.
12. Emergency Supplies:
Carry emergency supplies like a compact space blanket, which reflects body heat, and a small first aid kit.
13. Choose the Right Fabrics:
Opt for fabrics like wool and fleece, which are excellent insulators and can keep you warm even when damp.
14. Acclimate Gradually:
If possible, acclimate yourself to the colder temperatures gradually. This can help your body adjust and produce more heat.

Remember that everyone's tolerance to cold varies, so adjust these tips based on your personal comfort level and the specific conditions of your travel destination.

Experience enhanced comfort during your stay at INNhotels, where a variety of amenities like dry saunas, steam rooms, soaker tubs, and hot tubs await you. Secure your booking now for a warm and inviting experience at any of our properties.

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April 08

Spring Activities in Jasper

Spring Activities in Jasper

Spring Adventures at Jasper Inn & Suites

The snow is melting, the sun has made its dazzling return, and the birds are belting out tunes - spring is in the air! Get ready for a whirlwind of exciting adventures waiting to be explored! Why not treat yourself to a Jasper getaway where you can bask in the cozy comforts and friendly vibes of Jasper Inn & Suites. enjoy the experience to the fullest!

Spring into action with these activities:

Check out the epic view from the Jasper SkyTram
Start your visit to Jasper with an unforgettable ride on the Jasper SkyTram. Enter the fully guided cabins where you enjoy panoramic views and be fully immersed in the information given about the unique geology, cultural heritage, flora and fauna of the area. Don’t forget your camera and be sure to dress in layers - as you gain in elevation the temperature drops!
https://www.jasperskytram.com/

Spot some wildlife
Did you know Jasper National Park is home to 53 species of mammals and over 300 species of birds? The animals are waking up and excited to explore the park after a long winter rest. Mild temperatures make spring the perfect time to book your guided wildlife tour with Maligne Adventures or Sundog Tours. Prefer to venture out on your own? First visit the Friends of Jasper National Park Gift Shop located in the Jasper Park Information Center to pick up a free local birding checklist and browse their excellent selection of reference books to get your wildlife spotting started! Always remember to treat wild animals and birds with respect and to never feed or approach, no matter how cute!
https://www.jasper.travel/things-to-do/wildlife-viewing/

Enjoy the sunshine while hiking
Get out and embrace the fresh mountain air and relish the natural beauty Jasper has to offer. While the mountains are still snowcapped you can enjoy hiking at Old Fort Point, Valley of the Five Lakes, and the Discovery Trail. It is always best to consult https://parks.canada.ca/pn-np/ab/jasper/activ/experience/sentiers-trails/etat-sentiers-trail-conditions or visit the Information Center for the most up to date conditions.

Let your Dreams Bloom!
After a day packed with excitement, retreat to the warm embrace of Jasper Inn & Suites and swing by The Inn Grill for a delicious meal. With a casual lounge area and open-plan restaurant with a fireplace and a sun-soaked, flower-filled patio, The Inn Grill is suitable for any of your dining needs. Dive into their weekly specials: Tuesday Schnitzel, Thursday Pasta, Fish Fridays, Prime Rib Saturdays or savor one of the beloved local dishes like Stuffed-Crust Pizzas and Braised Beef Short Ribs. Don’t forget to save room for dessert, their Black Bottom Pie has been on the menu since the very beginning! Velvety smooth mocha java ice cream on an Oreo crumb crust, topped with almonds, chocolate sauce and whipped cream, it's sure to delight all sugar lovers!

Once your belly's content and your heart's aglow, why not dive into their pool paradise? Unwind in the sauna to soothe those achy muscles or bask in the bliss of the eucalyptus-scented steam room. After your relaxing therapy, head on over to your cozy room for some chill time! Whether you decide to take in the views from your balcony or snuggle up next to a crackling fire you are sure to make memories with your loved ones. enjoy the plush pillow top mattresses, get wrapped up in a warm duvet and dream of all the epic adventures you've conquered this SPRING in Jasper.

Planning your Spring Escape? Don't forget to peek at Alberta 511 for up-to-the-minute road conditions, especially with those mountain weather shenanigans! For the scoop on all things happening, swing by Tourism Jasper. And remember, the locals swear by the fashion statement of the season: layers on layers!

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March 22

INNhotels' Bee Garden

INNhotels' Bee Garden

Cultivating Change: INNhotels Bee Garden Wildflower Seed Giveaway

Sustainability is a huge part of our vision and our planning at INNhotels. Every action we take, no matter how small, can make a significant impact on our environment. That's why INNhotels has been running the Pollinator Seed Giveaway for three years now. As a company deeply committed to sustainability, we recognize the crucial role that pollinators play in our ecosystem and are dedicated to supporting their populations.

Why Support Pollinators?
Pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, birds, and bats, are essential for the reproduction of flowering plants, including many of the fruits, vegetables, and nuts we rely on for food. In fact, it's estimated that one out of every three bites of food we eat is made possible by pollinators. Without them, our agricultural systems would collapse, leading to devastating consequences for both our food supply and the environment.
However, pollinator populations worldwide are facing unprecedented challenges. Habitat loss, pesticide use, climate change, and disease are threatening their survival. By supporting pollinators, we're not only safeguarding our food security but also preserving biodiversity and ensuring the health of our planet for future generations.

How Can You Support Pollinators?
1. Plant Pollinator-Friendly Gardens:
Transform your backyard, balcony, or even windowsill into a haven for pollinators by planting a variety of native flowers, herbs, and shrubs. Choose plants that bloom at different times of the year to provide continuous food sources for pollinators.

2. Avoid Pesticides:
Choose natural pest control methods and avoid using chemical pesticides in your garden. Pesticides can harm pollinators directly or indirectly by contaminating the nectar and pollen they rely on for food.

3. Provide Nesting Sites:
Many pollinators, such as solitary bees and butterflies, require specific nesting sites to lay their eggs. You can create habitat for these insects by leaving patches of bare ground, installing bee hotels, or setting up butterfly houses.

4. Support Organic Farming:
Purchase organic produce whenever possible to support farming practices that minimize the use of synthetic chemicals harmful to pollinators and their habitats.

5. Spread Awareness:
Educate others about the importance of pollinators and the actions they can take to support them. Encourage your community, workplace, and local authorities to adopt pollinator-friendly practices.

INNhotels' Commitment to Sustainability

At INNhotels, sustainability isn't just a buzzword; it's a core value that guides everything we do. From restoring ecosystems and conserving resources to supporting local communities and protecting biodiversity, we're dedicated to making a positive impact on the planet.
Our Pollinator Seed Giveaway is just one of the many initiatives we're undertaking to fulfill this commitment. By providing our guests with pollinator-friendly seeds, we're empowering them to contribute to the conservation of pollinators while enjoying the beauty of nature.
Together, we can cultivate change and create a world where pollinators thrive, ecosystems flourish, and future generations can continue to enjoy the wonders of our natural world. Join us in supporting pollinators!

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April 15

Tourism Week Canada 2024

Tourism Week Canada 2024

This week marks the annual celebration of Tourism Week, an initiative led by the Tourism Industry Association of Canada (TIAC) to showcase the essential role of tourism in Canada. At INNhotels, we're excited to participate and show our support for an industry that brings together communities and drives economic growth. Throughout the week, we'll share stories and experiences that highlight how tourism enriches our country and our lives.

Why We're Celebrating
Did you know that tourism in Canada is a major contributor to our national identity as well as our economy? Despite the challenges faced during the pandemic, our tourism sector has shown incredible resilience. Historically, this industry has accounted for about 2% of our GDP, significantly impacting our communities and the thousands of people employed in this sector. This week, we’re not just celebrating the beautiful landscape, but also the spirit and recovery of our travel community.

Our Commitment to You and the Planet
Here at INNhotels, we believe in more than just providing a bed for the night. We are committed to sustainable tourism and fostering a positive impact on our communities. Our hotels are gateways to exploring Canadian culture and history, set against some of the most breathtaking backdrops you can imagine. From Jasper Inn & Suites with its rugged peaks to the serene riverside retreats at Terracana Ranch Resort, each property is a unique piece of our shared story.

Join the Celebration
We invite you to join us in celebrating the spirit to explore and connect during Tourism Week 2024. Whether you're looking to find peace in the quiet of our mountains or excited to explore cultural festivals, INNhotels is here to welcome you. We promise to make your stay memorable with our heartfelt hospitality and a deep respect for the beautiful landscapes we call home.

Canada’s tourism sector prioritizes responsible growth! We are aligned in creating experiences that respect the environment, benefit the community, and inspire visitors to be stewards for the land long after they leave. Celebrate growing a strong tourism industry with us.

Tag us in your travel photos — we love seeing your adventures!

Visit us online at INNhotels.com to learn more about our locations and experience #TrueCanadianHospitality with us.

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January 12

Traveling In Extreme Cold

Traveling In Extreme Cold

Winter Ready: A Guide for Staying Warm and Cozy on Your Travels to INNhotels

As the winter season envelops the landscapes of Alberta and British Columbia, preparing for your journey to these regions involves more than just embracing the cold. At INNhotels, we recognize the significance of staying warm during your travels as a fundamental aspect of your comfort and well-being.

This guide compiles practical tips to help you manage the chill and ensure a pleasant stay with us. Whether you're an avid explorer or a relaxation enthusiast, these insights aim to provide a comfortable and neutral perspective on staying cozy throughout your visit.

1. Layering:
Wear multiple layers of clothing to trap heat between them. Start with a moisture-wicking base layer to keep sweat away from your skin, add an insulating layer for warmth, and finish with a waterproof and windproof outer layer.
2. Insulated Clothing:
Invest in insulated and thermal clothing, such as down jackets, fleece-lined leggings, and thermal socks. These materials are designed to retain body heat.
3. Head, Hands, and Feet:
A significant amount of heat is lost through the head, so wear a hat or beanie. Keep your hands and feet warm with insulated gloves and waterproof, insulated boots or shoes.
4. Quality Outerwear:
Invest in a good-quality, waterproof, and windproof outer jacket to protect yourself from the elements. Look for features like adjustable hoods, cuffs, and drawstrings to seal in warmth.
5. Hot Beverages:
Drink warm beverages, such as tea, coffee, or hot chocolate. This helps raise your core body temperature.
6. Stay Dry:
Wet clothing can make you feel much colder. Use waterproof outer layers and carry a waterproof cover for your backpack. Avoid sitting on wet surfaces.
7. Hand and Foot Warmers:
Pack disposable hand and foot warmers. These are small packets that, when activated, provide heat for several hours.
8. Move Around:
Physical activity generates body heat. Take short walks or do light exercises to keep your blood circulating and your body warm.
9. Use Blankets or Sleeping Bags:
In colder environments, having a warm blanket or a high-quality sleeping bag can make a significant difference, especially during rest stops or when sleeping.
10. Keep Hydrated and Well-Fed:
Eat well-balanced meals to maintain energy levels, and stay hydrated. Your body needs fuel to generate heat.
11. Know the Local Weather:
Stay informed about the weather conditions at your destination and plan accordingly. Dress appropriately for the expected temperature and weather.
12. Emergency Supplies:
Carry emergency supplies like a compact space blanket, which reflects body heat, and a small first aid kit.
13. Choose the Right Fabrics:
Opt for fabrics like wool and fleece, which are excellent insulators and can keep you warm even when damp.
14. Acclimate Gradually:
If possible, acclimate yourself to the colder temperatures gradually. This can help your body adjust and produce more heat.

Remember that everyone's tolerance to cold varies, so adjust these tips based on your personal comfort level and the specific conditions of your travel destination.

Experience enhanced comfort during your stay at INNhotels, where a variety of amenities like dry saunas, steam rooms, soaker tubs, and hot tubs await you. Secure your booking now for a warm and inviting experience at any of our properties.

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