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Ed Coleman’s Biography

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Ed Coleman and his partner in life and business, Jenn, are the creative force behind the website Coleman Concierge.

Ed is a nationally syndicated travel writer who has garnered numerous awards for his writing, with his work featured in Business Insider, HuffPost UK, and numerous state tourism boards.

In a nutshell, they are a Huntsville-based Gen X couple sharing their stories of amazing adventures through activity-driven transformational and experiential travel.

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Surviving the Family This Holiday Season

Surviving the Family This Holiday Season

Eight in ten Americans say that expectations and events around the holidays cause them to feel increased stre…

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This Island Is Europe's Best-Kept Adventure Secret

This Island Is Europe's Best-Kept Adventure Secret

Why read a book on Ireland when there are over 190 destinations that fly non-stop to Dublin, including most m…

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8 Differences Between Mega Cruising and UnCruising That Show Bigger Isn't Always Better

8 Differences Between Mega Cruising and UnCruising That Show Bigger Isn't Always Better

The global cruise market is expected to be worth $15 Billion by 2028 and is growing in every conceivable way,…

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Best Gulf Coast Beaches You Need to Visit | Wealth of Geeks

Best Gulf Coast Beaches You Need to Visit | Wealth of Geeks

The Gulf of Mexico is famous for its warm, gentle water and white sand beaches. Families and frolickers alike…

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7 Natural Places You Need to Know in North Alabama

7 Natural Places You Need to Know in North Alabama

Did you know North Alabama is home to the first designated wilderness east of the Mississippi? It also has th…

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Lake of the Ozarks Outdoor Adventures

Lake of the Ozarks Outdoor Adventures

By Jenn and Ed Coleman of Coleman Concierge Living in northern Alabama and having traveled around the country…

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When the Flame Returns: Utah’s Long Game Toward a Historic 2034 Winter Olympics

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By Ed Coleman Verified
| Purdue Exponent Verified
When the Olympic flame returns to Utah in 2034, it won’t be lighting a blank slate. It will ignite a region that never let the flame go out. From the Utah Olympic Oval’s “fastest ice on earth” to the ski jumps and sliding tracks that have trained generations of athletes since 2002, the venues that once welcomed the world are still humming. And if you ask three-time Olympian Fuzz Feddersen, that continuity, not nostalgia, is what makes Salt Lake City’s encore so compelling.
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When the Flame Returns: Utah’s Long Game Toward a Historic 2034 Winter Olympics

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The Olympic Winter Games come to Salt Lake City in 2034. But when the Olympic torch returns to Utah, it won’t light a blank slate. It will reignite a region that never let the flame die out. From the Utah Olympic Oval’s “fastest ice on earth” to the ski jumps and sliding tracks, the facilities that once welcomed the world are still humming. They’ve trained generations of athletes since their global spotlight in 2002.
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Utah's Long Game Toward a Historic 2034 Winter Olympics

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The Olympic Winter Games come to Salt Lake City in 2034. But when the Olympic torch returns to Utah, it won't light a blank slate. It will reignite a region that never let the flame die out. From the Utah Olympic Oval's "fastest ice on earth" to the ski jumps and sliding tracks, the facilities that once welcomed the world are still humming. They've trained generations of athletes since their global spotlight in 2002.
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