So you booked your Alaska all-inclusive vacation and are gearing up to go, making sure you are prepared for your vacation will help you to get the most out of your visit to Alaska. All-inclusive vacations are a great option for your visit to Alaska. They give you a lot less to worry about and a lot more opportunities to enjoy this beautiful place.

With picturesque nature all around, abundant fishing opportunities, and some of the most majestic wildlife in the country, Alaska is a great place to visit for your next vacation. As an up and coming vacation destination, Alaska has become more popular among seasoned tourists and new travelers alike. An estimated 1,857,500 out-of-state visitors came to Alaska between May and September 2016 – the highest visitor volume on record, according to the Alaska Travel Industry Association. Whether you're looking for an Alaska wedding, an all inclusive resort, or just a new vacation spot, then look no further.

A location that may not spring to mind immediately, though it should, is Alaska. Offering national and state parks, historical sites, preserves, refuges and monuments that total in over more than 75 parks, wedding ceremonies in Alaska should not be overlooked as a great choice for your most special day. In addition to all these breath taking vistas found nowhere else in the world, there are plenty a luxury lodge or vacation resort to use for an unforgettable venue, featuring all-inclusive vacations which will leave your guests wanting for nothing.

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As we have helped host dozens of wedding ceremonies in Alaska, we have learned a few things about how to make the most out of an outdoor wedding ceremony. Here are some of our top tips to help you prepare:

If you are looking for fantastic all-inclusive vacations look to Alaska. An Alaskan resort is perfect for Alaska vacations, Alaska weddings, and more. Or if you want something a little more wilderness like, look into an Alaska lodge as part of your all-inclusive vacations.

5 Properties Perfect for a Remote Getaway

Sometimes working remotely means less video conferencing, Skyping and texting and more peace and quiet in secluded places. So Northwest Meetings + Events sought out our region’s most hidden venues. Some take some eff ort getting to; others are right around the corner but seemingly miles away from the hustle and bustle. Here are fi ve you should defi nitely consider when your group is looking for an extraordinary retreat.

STILLPOINT LODGE
Halibut Cove, Alaska

Unlike Rome, all roads don’t lead to Stillpoint Lodge—you need to take a boat or plane.

“Stillpoint Lodge is about 6 miles from the mainland. There are no roads to get there,” says General Manager Beka Thoning.

Located in Kachemak Bay and surrounded by Kachemak Bay State Park, Stillpoint Lodge is set within a very mountainous area. “It’s not connected to any road system. It’s a pretty unique spot,” Thoning says.

The lodge is open from mid-May to midSeptember. There are 10 cabins: four two-bedroom cabins and six one-bedroom options. The main lodge is a shared space with a dining room, an open kitchen and a lounge with a full bar and an intimate sitting area.

Meetings are held in an open space at the lodge. The entire lodge can accommodate up to 60 guests for a seated dinner and up to 100 for a cocktail party. And don’t worry about having to order delivery—catering is provided in-house.

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When you think of Alaska, you are tempted to think of the icebergs taller than skyscrapers, fishing, and mining. But Alaska is the largest and least populated state in the US and home to national parks larger than some countries, diverse open terrains, breathtakingly beautiful mountains, and dense green forests for any adventurous spirit. During a trip to Alaska either for a vacation or your Alaska wedding, a great place to stay will make sure that you enjoy your trip. Here are some of the best considerations to make when looking at places to stay in Alaska.

With its bright landscape and brilliant wilderness, Alaska is one of the most beautiful places for a destination wedding. Enjoy alone time with your loved one, meet friendly locals, and experience the most important day of your life in style. Get the most out of your wedding and honeymoon with this handy Alaska destination weddings guide.

Alaska is known for its beautiful glaciers and vast wilderness. In fact, Alaska's acreage is about 52% wilderness alone. It's cold and dark in the winter, and it rains 11 out of 12 months of the year with May being the exception. With all of this in mind, Alaska still had nearly 1.9 million out-of-state visitors between May and September in 2016. According to the Alaska Travel Industry Association, this is the highest visitor volume on record.

Spring is in full swing, which means wedding season is on the horizon. While many couples are choosing to go the traditional route with their wedding ceremonies, others prefer a barefoot bash over a buttoned-up affair.

Destination weddings are just as popular as ever and as many couples send out their save-the-dates, you might find destinations like Alaska on the itinerary. But why are more couples choosing to take their weddings elsewhere?

The time has come, finally, to plan your next vacation. How wonderful! Now for the big question: Where do you go when you want to get away from it all?

The largest state in the United States, Alaska, has a rich history that started long before it joined the union in 1959. Home to beautiful wildlife and breathtaking sights, the Last Frontier is a perfect vacation spot for adventurers looking for an Alaska fishing trip or for folks looking to relax in cozy lodges. If you're looking to visit, here are some key facts to know beforehand.

All-inclusive vacations are a popular choice for many, and more people than you might realize are picking Alaska as their dream spot to visit. In fact, over 1.8 million visitors came from other states in 2016, according to the Alaska Almanac, and that was just between May and September.

It's no secret that the winter season brings out the blues in many people. The shorter days and chilly weather will not only keep you from your daily dose of vitamin D but also your social calendar.

The good news is you can beat these winter blues vacation-style with an all-inclusive trip to Alaska. Don't believe us? Here's how Alaska can give you the midwinter mood boost you need to make it to spring.

Culinary travel isn't new, but in recent years it's been kicking up in popularity. Travelers are looking to experience the local culture through their palette. And trying new foods is a great way to make the most of your vacation.

So how do you go about trying new foods while you're out and about on your trip? It's easier than you think. Here's how you can eat like a local on your next vacation.

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In Part 1 of our benefits of nature vacations series, we talked about nature vacations can improve your attention span, creativity, and sense of awe. But these aren't the only benefits that nature vacations can offer.

Here, in Part 2, we'll dive deeper into the physical and mental benefits that extended periods of time spent in nature can have on the body.