As travelers increasingly seek meaningful experiences that prioritize mental well-being and relaxation, soft travel has emerged as a growing trend. Nowhere is this philosophy more effortlessly embodied than in St. Kitts, an island in the West Indies on the shores of the Caribbean Sea.
In the ever-evolving world of luxury travel, a new trend is reshaping the way travelers unwind: hurkle-durkling. Borrowed from a Scottish term meaning “to lounge in bed longer than necessary,” this indulgent practice has transcended its linguistic roots to become a global movement. Luxury hotels are taking note, reimagining the guest experience to prioritize rest and rejuvenation over rigid itineraries.
