Foreign crises have often interrupted his vacations in the past.
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The beaches, the road trips, the exciting vacations in exotic locations.
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He vacations in France and spends his summers in Southern California.
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It turns out, you can still take incredible vacations in the fall!
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With so many miles to burn, Mr. Wizman frequently vacations in Hawaii.
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" Trump also shunned vacations in a 2012 Twitter post, writing, "Don't take vacations.
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Its members indulged in luxury vacations in places like Monte Carlo and Bali.
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And vacations in Aveyron may just be the most unshakeable of them all.
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Rome also tops U.S. & World Report's list of best affordable vacations in Europe.
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She and Martha had, as we say after vacations in Greece, learned a lot.
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Thousands of revelers returning from vacations in Ischgl spread infections across much of Scandinavia.
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Some African political and business leaders have received attention for long vacations in Europe.
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Thus, I will require my employee to attend all family vacations in my place.
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I rarely go on fancy vacations in my real life, let alone to somewhere tropical.
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Some called for boycotts of American products and avoiding taking vacations in the United States.
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Though my parents lived in Kolkata, we spent our summer and winter vacations in Ayodhya.
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But photos posted on Facebook show the whole family took several vacations in recent years.
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Clients seem to be a bit more cautious when planning their summer vacations in the Med.
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Some Canadians even canceled summer vacations in Maine or California and boycotted American products like Twizzlers.
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While in the White House, the Obamas spent seven out of eight summer vacations in Martha's Vineyard.
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It's not uncommon for influencers to accept clothes, toys, even family vacations in exchange for Instagram posts.
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Comment👇🏼⠀ ⠀ Vacations in a clinical setting can range from 1-3 weeks a year in *most cases.
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Former President Barack Obama vacations in Hawaii and Palm Springs, and his Instagram shows he loves to travel.
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People are willing to rethink vacations in order to avoid getting into debt or getting deeper into debt.
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The track is dripping with bravado and Rihanna raps about vacations in France and drowning in cash. Casual.
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When I was a kid, we took vacations in an RV, which is like camping for spoiled kids.
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For vacations in wide, open spaces, check out Lara Prior-Palmer's "Rough Magic: Riding the World's Loneliest Horse."
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The family was wealthy enough to send Greta to a Swiss boarding school and take vacations in Italy.
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It's a familiar assignment for me; I also covered Barack Obama's vacations in Hawaii in 2014 and 2016.
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Royal Caribbean cruise-goers could be snapchatting their travels underwater on their vacations in just a couple of months.
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Carter met Roy when they were teenagers on family vacations in Florida and began a months-long texting relationship.
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And in Britain, where about 50% of tourists book vacations in packages, the government advice has had an enormous impact.
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Summer 2017: Whitefish CEO Andy Techmanski vacations in Puerto Rico, puts his name in w/Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
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The Mayles began visiting Southern France on vacations in the mid-1980s and liked it so much they moved there.
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Susana da Costa, a cleaner who lives in Luxembourg, normally returns to spend vacations in her family home near Nodeirinho.
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This historic Texas city ranks 21st on U.S. News and World Report's list of best family vacations in the United States.
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The ladies of The Real Housewives of New York City have had some epic vacations in the past (see: Scary Island).
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Vacations in Palm Springs and a road trip to the Cabazon Dinosaurs in Riverside, California, followed in the weeks to come.
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As families prepare for summer vacations in our National Parks - Democrats threaten to close them and shut down the government. Terrible!
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Not to worry: U.S. News & World Report announced its new ranking for the Best Summer Vacations in the U.S. on Thursday.
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The hospital also saw about 20 percent more employee requests for vacations in July than in past years, Dr. Chilimuri said.
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His father had a compound in Kennebunkport, Me. President Obama has taken frequent vacations in Hawaii, staying at a private home.
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Selfies are already to blame for ruining art museums, memorials, gyms, and vacations in general, and now, apparently, even Central Park.
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There were also campaign charges for vacations in Italy and Disneyland, dental bills, clothing purchases and unspecified items from a surf shop.
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CARRY ON Based in Miami, the television personality flies around the world for work and frequently vacations in Hawaii with his family.
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Soco from FSI Asheville, N.C., loves Italy and was poetic about the food: I find the family vacations in Italy most appealing.
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A weaker dollar also makes vacations in the United States cheaper, attracting more international tourists and bolstering employment in the hospitality industries.
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They also host competitive talent shows, which Ms. Leas often wins with her musical parodies of the family's vacations in the Bahamas.
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The Frugal Traveler article last Sunday, on inexpensive vacations in January, misstated how long the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree will be illuminated.
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From buyer conventions in Vegas to vacations in the Dominican Republic, VICE Merchandise Director Jason "Cheech" Hall is frequently on the road.
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A lot of new innovation — the rockets to vacations in orbit, the Apple Watch and Google Glass — also seems custom-designed for them.
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Workers were also told to take their vacations in December, a period when production would be low any way because of public holidays.
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He even pledged not to take a salary or "big" vacations in the White House, and sought to reassure Americans about his temperament.
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"We locals don't like Pattaya very much but, for some reason, many tourists choose this city when they're taking beach vacations in Thailand."
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U.S. News named it the No. 1 spot for family vacations in the Caribbean and the No. 2 spot for affordable Caribbean getaways.
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Ms. Smith explained that a huge portion of Flytographer's business are shoots for reunions, babymoons, and general family vacations, in addition to honeymoons.
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"We get first-time empty nesters and they want to do things," said Jack S. Ezon, president of Ovation Vacations in New York.
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During the latter half of their trip, the couple stayed at a timeshare at the Grand Waikikian by Hilton Grand Vacations in Honolulu.
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Some do take vacations, or go on delegations abroad (which can read as vacations in disguise) rather than go home and do constituent work.
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Two employees, including a former manager, told VICE that Clarke would show off his Rolex watch and talk about vacations in Jamaica and Barbados.
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I have taken many Ola rides during vacations in India where Ola has become the standard means of transport and is more popular than Uber.
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Plan aheadOverflowing inboxes and fear of being replaced rank among the top reasons for not scheduling vacations in the first place, Project: Time Off finds.
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Read More$5 a head: The great Canadian cauliflower crisis Travel analysts say the falling exchange rate makes ski resort vacations in Canada especially appealing.
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They preferred vacations in Sochi, the Russian resort on the Black Sea rebuilt for the 2014 Winter Olympics, or in Turkey for the budget-minded.
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In the 1950s, on summer vacations in East Hampton, N.Y., Clare Thaw had struck up a friendship with the painter Lee Krasner, Jackson Pollock's widow.
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The vacations in Florida, the 401(k), the $1,700 a month they pay for their daughter's college tuition and fees — all speak of America's dream.
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As a child growing up in New York City's suburbs, I cherished our family summer vacations in Vermont, which seemed like a faraway pastoral dream.
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There are his vacations, in which he appears bare chested on the beach, riding a police Jet Ski, or DJing with a caipirinha in hand.
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One positive for the economy will be cheaper imports from Europe as well as consumers benefiting from lower fuel costs and prices of vacations in London.
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Just a few years ago, they took vacations in Monagas state to visit family, sometimes stopping by the immense Guacharo limestone caves to show the kids.
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While he didn't take vacations in the early years of his business, he said he has learned to carve out that time to relax and recharge.
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Trump's aides said the aim was to close off a path for Americans seeking beach vacations in a country where U.S. tourism is still officially banned.
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He told the Philadelphia Inquirer that the couple recently bought a BMW as well as vacations in Las Vegas and Florida with the money they raised.
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It has put in place incentives for workers who find ways to cut costs on the factory floor, such as vacations in Sochi, the Black Sea resort.
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He was indicted in 215 on federal charges of taking payoffs, gifts and vacations in return for government contracts and leases while he was secretary of state.
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He and wife Michelle Obama settled into their $4.3 million home in Washington, D.C., after enjoying post-presidency vacations in Palm Springs and the British Virgin Islands.
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Menendez took trips on the doctor's private jet, vacations in Paris and the Dominican Republic and $750,000 in campaign contributions, the government said in the court proceedings.
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Monday's initial rush of 2455 canceled reservations with Ovation Vacations in New York, decreased to eight on Tuesday and none on Wednesday, said its president, Jack Ezon.
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Menendez got trips on the doctor's private jet, vacations in Paris and the Dominican Republic and $750,000 in campaign contributions, the government argued in the court proceedings.
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Because they reside mostly in the Arctic, and take their summer vacations in more temperate waters, many biologists assumed they were among the whales who molted seasonally.
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Growing up in Houston, Young played football and spent summer vacations in Nagasaki with his grandparents (his mother is from Japan and his father is African-American).
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Since he left the country last May, Mr. Katumbi has been living in exile in Brussels, between vacations in Athens and stays in luxury hotels in London.
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San Sebastián owes much of its reputation to its association with Spain's royal family, which began to take vacations in the resort in the mid-19th century.
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They spent $24,000 on a BMW, $103,000 on designer handbags, $20,000 on vacations in Las Vegas, Disneyland, and Disney World, and also spent more than $12,000 on cryptocurrency.
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The three-bedroom property features a flat-screen TV and a private wooded backyard, and it sits near public beaches so guests can have two vacations in one.
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You'll move in together after school, get engaged in your late-20s, and only post on Instagram when you're on combined family vacations in the south of France.
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As The Miami Herald recounted, it displays vacations in Barcelona and Mexico's luxe Maya Riviera, yacht-chartered journeys, and succulent meals that most Cubans can only dream of.
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The other has been plagued by scandal and become an object of ridicule because of his luxurious lifestyle, which includes an apparent penchant for pricey ski vacations in Switzerland.
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Frankie Grande posted a sweet message to the singer to his Instagram Story on Monday, sending her love and strength from across the seas as he vacations in Iceland.
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Trump broke with norms by not holding a press conference Friday before leaving, a practice former President Obama typically followed before leaving for vacations in Martha's Vineyard or Hawaii.
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"I feel like it helps them be more appreciative of the final project," Lemp said of her kids' contributions to the renovations, especially because they spend vacations in the campers.
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A girl in his class from the wrong side of the tracks, Sarah, falls in love with a boy, David, who's from the sort of family that vacations in Europe.
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They barely knew each other before this season despite having shared backup duties for the 2014 Finnish Olympic team — and a chance meeting during vacations in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
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What I mean is, with the exception of a few family vacations in the Caribbean and Mexico, I didn't know what it might feel like to travel while black abroad.
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Staying at Walt Disney's World's Polynesian Village Resort is like getting two vacations in one — the fun of a family-friendly Disney resort as well as an exotic Polynesian escape.
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He began reporting and taking photographs for The Stanford Daily and, on summer vacations in Northern California, worked for The Mercury-Register, in Oroville, a newspaper owned by his uncle.
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While the sisters are currently feuding on this season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, off camera they are spending their summers (on separate vacations) in a ton of sizzling swimsuits.
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Presidents typically take their vacations in August, and the APÂ reported Thursday that Trump will be no exception and will begin his first official vacation at the end of this week.
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A luxury trip to London on a limited budget isn't hard to pull off, says Nicola Butler, the owner of NoteWorthy, a London travel company specializing in upscale vacations in Britain.
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David Bragdon, the executive director of TransitCenter, a transportation advocacy group based in New York, recalled taking the Broadway Limited to Chicago as a boy en route to vacations in Minnesota.
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I grew up around the corner from Section 8 housing in Washington, DC during the 1980s, but spent summer vacations in my youth in a trailer park in Falling Waters, West Virginia.
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Ski trips are the perfect friend vacations in winter months: There's hardly anything more fun than getting active with your best buds and celebrating with boozy drinks by the fireplace après ski.
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It was reasonable to assume that Plepler, an archetype New York/LA TV guy who vacations in Italy and wears loafers without socks, might eventually clash with the phone guys from Dallas.
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A recent study in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health showed that stress levels decreased when people took quick vacations in a hotel, or even in their own home.
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The ban was challenged in US courts and temporarily halted on February 3 but various international travel firms have reported a downturn in people looking to take vacations in the United States.
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My mom never taught me how to use mousse or a curling iron, and I had only ever experienced tousled beach waves on family vacations in Acapulco, after long dips in the ocean.
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The New York Times reports that many travelers are opting for stopovers and airlines are catering to savvy fliers, offering up extended stopovers so that passengers can get two vacations in the books.
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He said that he had completed the 92 eight times; Wilson, though, includes preseason friendlies from his summer vacations in his counts, which meant that he has never been eligible for the club.
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"A lot of people are taking summer vacations in Japan this week, so volume is relatively low, and there aren't many market-moving factors," said Koji Fukaya, president of FPG Securities in Tokyo.
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"You can go on a world cruise for under $2200 a day, per person, double-occupancy" said Mara Hargarther, a travel agent and cruise vacation specialist at Dream Vacations in Ponte Vedra, Fla.
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Though the men are avowed pizza aficionados, Dr. Luo steered them both toward healthy meals, an exercise routine and vacations in which a sliver of each day was truly a holiday from work.
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Mr. Ortner said the younger man grew dissatisfied with his father's diminishing financial help, even as he enjoyed a lavish lifestyle that included a Chelsea apartment, fine dining and vacations in Europe and Hawaii.
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" Sandler turned in a memorably deadpan performance as Joe Romano, the proprietor of Romano Tours, a company offering vacations in Italy to customers who come from all over "but mostly Long Island and Jersey.
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But it was during her family's vacations in the spring and summer, often spent outside the city in Scotland, that Potter felt the least constrained, finding in those landscapes visions unseen in the smoggy capital.
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The largest is headed by Haitham al-Tajouri, believed to be in his early 30s, who cruises the city in a white G-class Mercedes and posts photos on Facebook of his vacations in Dubai.
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And Ford spent its summer vacations in France, settling a grudge with Ferrari by dominating the 24 Hours of Le Mans after the Italian outfit flaked on a deal to become part of the American automaker.
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As for where Bogle's fortune goes besides his vacations in Florida, he sets aside money for his 12 grandchildren and gives back to "those who have helped me along the road of life," he told Reuters.
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Pablo Prieto Serrano, a co-founder of Star Surf Camps, a travel company based in France that offers surfing vacations in Europe and Indonesia, recently received a free Awake watch as part of a promotional campaign.
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From Thanksgiving through New Year's, instead of ironed-out vacations in far-away lands, I pick up and pack off a few towns (or states) over in what I can only describe as a frenzied whirlwind.
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A day after Maryland and Colorado officials told staff not to travel to Alabama to protest its abortion law passed Tuesday, people took to Twitter to say they were cancelling convention visits and beach vacations in the state.
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Strikes have been called for two days out of every five until the end of June, and the shutdown is already causing havoc for commuters and holiday-makers at the start of mid-term school vacations in France.
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In a statement on April 30, the central bank said the decline in stocks of foreign currency was temporary, and that the reserves would recover as a cheaper lira made vacations in Turkey and Turkish exports more appealing.
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Ellis also told the potential jurors they'd return to the courtroom next Tuesday, where they'd be able to speak up about other obligations that could preclude them from serving, like child care duties or prepaid vacations in August.
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Gemmell said he had scared some of the parents, who had not considered having to rise before dawn to shuttle their children to morning practices or to forgo leisurely family vacations in favor of getaways tied to competitions.
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And the fact that he was paid only $5,000 by Kuchar might not have become as widely known as it did were it not for the efforts of Graubart, who regularly employs Ortiz during golf vacations in Mexico.
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The legend of the cross-country American road trip has been explored across art forms and genres, but a new exhibition attempts to reexamine the classic trope through a contemplation of landscapes, driving culture, and vacations in America.
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Since leaving office, Obama has kept a relatively low public profile, taking vacations in Palm Springs, California and the British Virgin Islands, where he indulged in the sport of kite-boarding while vacationing with British billionaire Sir Richard Branson.
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As Cindy Aron explains in her comprehensive "Working at Play: A History of Vacations in the United States," the modern notion of "vacation" was initially the purview of the wealthy, and inextricably bound up with the idea of health.
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Maybe what's driving our increased interest in sex and relationships during the warmer months is the fact that people tend to take more vacations in the summer, and vacations offer a good opportunity to spice up our sex lives.
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Sakthi Ariaratnam, global director of Thomas Exchange Global in London, said that volume had been exceptional over the past couple of days, with many customers buying other currencies ahead of their vacations in case a possible Brexit sent the pound lower.
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The village is nearly empty of tourists this year as Germans, Swedes and other visitors who had long flocked to the crystalline waters of Lesbos go elsewhere, wary of spending their vacations in a place now associated with human desperation.
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In a book Mr. Valls published last year, called "Barcelona, I'm coming home," he waxed lyrical about speaking Catalan with his parents in Paris while spending summer vacations in Barcelona, walking down the city's famous Ramblas promenade with his grandparents.
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Airbnb's booking data for the beginning of this year suggests that more travelers are ​interested in ​spending their vacations in what the short-term rental site calls "nontraditional​" spaces, particularly those that allow travelers to be or feel closer to nature.
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At one point, Mitchell spent several minutes asking Ford about her fear of flying and going through years of Ford's work and personal travel, including annual trips to the East Coast to visit family and vacations in Hawaii and Costa Rica.
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They also used the money for more extravagant purchases like luggage sets, sneakers and new clothes to take with them on vacations in Lake Tahoe, Hawaii and Italy, as well as a plane ticket for a family pet, according to the indictment.
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But vintage photos provide a peek behind the curtain and show that, while members of the Soviet Union worked tirelessly to prove its power to the rest of the world, there was also time for music, shopping, and vacations in the sun.
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Mr. Mugabe morphed into a caricature of dictatorship: vain and capricious, encircled by the flashy spending of his second wife and other family members, who lived in luxury at home and went on shopping sprees and long annual vacations in the Far East.
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Currently, passively viewed shows like Mad Men and Deadwood are some of our best paths into the past, but VR will soon allow us to take entire vacations in places like ancient Rome and the frontier West with robed philosophers and gun-slinging cowboys.
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After enjoying post-presidency vacations in Palm Springs and the British Virgin Islands in early February, the Obamas have settled into their new $4.3 million nine-bedroom mansion in Washington's Kalorama neighborhood, which is also where Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner's new home is located.
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And then the methods that they initially used to sell us underwear and sunglasses and vacations in the Caribbean and things like that, they were hijacked and weaponized, and are now used to sell us all kinds of things, including political opinions and entire ideologies.
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In "How Your Brain Morphs Stressful Family Vacations Into Pleasant Memories," Nicole Slaughter-Graham writes about how to plan enjoyable family vacations: In 2015, my husband and I traveled to Washington, D.C., for our annual family vacation with our energetic son, who was then 8.
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As health officials struggled to halt its spread, the virus galloped through Latin America and the Caribbean that spring and summer and eventually reached the United States, sickening more than 200 people in Florida and Texas and prompting countless travelers to cancel vacations in the tropics.
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Menendez, 63, is accused of using his political influence to help Florida eye doctor Salomon Melgen in exchange for luxury vacations in the Caribbean and Paris, flights on Melgen's private jet and hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions to organizations that supported the senator directly or indirectly.
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S.E.C. Bans Venture Capitalist for Theft | A San Francisco biotechnology venture capitalist agreed to pay nearly $5.8 million to settle accusations from the Securities and Exchange Commission that he stole investor money to pay for vacations in St. Bart's and Paris, Tiffany jewelry, private jets and other expenses. reuters
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S.E.C. Bans Venture Capitalist for Theft | A San Francisco biotechnology venture capitalist agreed to pay nearly $5.8 million to settle accusations from the Securities and Exchange Commission that he stole investor money to pay for vacations in St. Bart's and Paris, Tiffany jewelry, private jets and other expenses.
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He is a black belt in karate, vacations in Argentina and has driven across the Sahara six times: five in a car, with his brother-in-law and a couple of friends "in a Lada Niva, a funny Russian jeep, a joke of a car," and once by motorcycle.
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I had a posh five-room apartment on Manhattan's exclusive West End Avenue ($150 a month rent—a fortune then!), I had fallen into the habit of spending my summer vacations in places like London and Paris, I ate at the best restaurants, I was learning something about fine wines.
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I found my father's divorce papers from his first marriage, stacks of bank statements, a few photographs of short vacations in the '70s, a postcard from my eldest half-sister in '96, and the commendation he received for resisting and then beating a man who was attempting to choke our neighbor to death.
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Letter from Europe LONDON — With a blend of rose-glow nostalgia and incredulity, some baby boomers of a certain vintage here recall vacations in Europe long ago when the sight of a rare British license plate on the arrow-straight roads of northern France inspired much waving and tooting of horns in mutual recognition.
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The Manhattan physician Robert Abbe spent his vacations in the 1920s setting up the Museum of Stone Age Antiquities near his sprawling shingled summer home in Bar Harbor, Me. He died in 1928, just before his displays opened at the building, a tile-roofed octagonal structure along a hiking trail in nearby Acadia National Park.
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Weekend trips in general are on the uptick, according to MMGY Global's Portrait of American Travelers 2016-2017 report, which found that 62 percent of travelers from a pool of 2,948 respondents said that they took one or more weekend vacations in the past 1003 months, an increase from 60 percent the year before.
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Check out U.S. News & World Report's ranking for all top 20 Best Summer Vacations in the U.S., which also includes Cape Cod, Massachusetts; Surfside Beach, South Carolina; Hilton Head, South Carolina; the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina and Tennessee; Newport, Rhode Island; Outer Banks, North Carolina; the Golden Isles in Georgia; Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah; Glacier National Park in Montana; and Mount Rainier National Park in Washington.
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In 2009, "Anonymous Members of the Fox Lake Police Department" submitted a two-page letter to then-Mayor Cindy Irwin, accusing Gliniewicz of widespread misconduct: Sexually harassing and threatening a dispatcher, visiting village establishments "with certain women, not his wife," being bounced out of joints for being highly intoxicated, taking his family on Wisconsin vacations in his squad car, allowing Explorer Post members to wear police garments, groping women's breasts at department Christmas parties, and getting a tattoo while on duty using a free certificate donated to the department.
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The unraveling of the case against Mr. Menendez is the latest example of how difficult it has become to win public corruption cases after the Supreme Court's landmark decision to overturn the conviction of the former Republican governor of Virginia, Bob McDonnell, who had been accused of accepting luxury items, loans and vacations in exchange for helping a businessman, Jonnie R. Williams Sr. That decision drastically limited the kinds of "official acts" performed by lawmakers that can constitute bribery or corruption, with the court ruling that only specific actions could be deemed to cross a legal line.
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