In the “City That Never Sleeps,” moments of r-n-r help refuel for the next high-sensory adventure. Moments of calm can be found people-watching on a shaded bench in Central Park, in the alfresco Reading Room of Bryant Park or on the Staten Island ferry as it glides past the the Statue of Liberty. Whether you arrive via plane, train, or automobile, New York City is fairly easy to navigate with a little research and perhaps assistance from friendly locals.
Anyone lucky enough to visit the beautiful country of Denmark can clearly see why it continually ranks as one of the world’s happiest countries in international surveys. While spending time in this beautiful northern European land, you’ll also discover enticing draws like frequent access to water, sleek interior design, abundant hygge, omnipresent bike lanes, delectably fresh meals from the sea and a kind people whose English-speaking skills never cease to amaze.
Magical and mystical Iceland continues to generate buzz among the travel community, and for good reason. An ideal stop-off for Americans en route to Europe — or an alluring destination in its own right — this sparsely populated country combines jaw-dropping natural wonders with a fascinating culture that seems ahead of the curve on many levels. This Nordic island nation, Europe’s westernmost country, boasts superlatives from having had the first democratically voted female president and the largest glacier in Europe (Vatnajökull) to being the only place in the world where you can snorkel between two (North American and Eurasian) tectonic plates.
For those who like to vacation with purpose, new and beautiful reasons exist to seek out the tranquility of Lanai. On this untouched Hawaiian island, featuring few paved roads, no traffic lights, one school, and one hospital, a delightfully slower pace, and the true aloha spirit felt within moments of touching down, visitors can now experience six-day, five-night Sensei Hiking Retreats offered amid the luxurious amenities of Sensei Lanai, a Four Seasons Resort.
