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☆ Around the World in 24 Days: Is a Luxury ‘Jet Cruise’ for You?
  + stars: | 2023-08-09 | by ( Dana Wood | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
FALL FOR IT Victoria Falls is a stop on a Four Seasons’ ‘African Wonders’ 2025 jet cruise. Photo: Four Seasons Hotels and ResortsJULES VERNE’S Phileas Fogg and his valet Passepartout managed to get “Around the World in Eighty Days.” Had the heroes of Verne’s 1872 adventure novel had access to today’s “jet cruises”—the airborne equivalent of a multi-stop sea cruise—they’d have finished the feat in a brisk 24 days. This new way to holiday, on private jets kitted out with comforts worthy of nice hotels, was dreamed up by luxury travel companies such as Safrans du Monde and the Four Seasons.
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☆ Ice Baths. Cryo-Chambers. Hikes at Dawn. Why Spa-Goers Want Hardcore Wellness Now.
  + stars: | 2023-01-06 | by ( Dana Wood | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
I HAD SECOND THOUGHTS awaiting my turn for the (then very rare) cryotherapy tank at Carillon Miami Wellness Resort in 2019. I watched, pale-faced and quivering, as a few brave souls rotated upright in that tank like Sam’s Club rotisserie chickens. I’d white-knuckled it through a colonic at Deer Lake Lodge in Montgomery, Texas, years earlier but 3.5 minutes in a minus-160 degree container for a restorative boost felt extreme. For 2023, spa enthusiasts are seeking out such grueling treatments almost routinely, and paying handsomely for them, all in the name of wellness. It’s no longer about being pampered but going all in to get healthy.
☆ The Grown Woman’s Guide to Ageless Style
  + stars: | 2022-12-23 | by ( Baze Mpinja | Dana Wood | Photographs Jingyu Lin For The Wall Street Journal | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +1 min
AFTER THREE YEARS of upheaval and change, many women are realizing their old wardrobes are no longer a good fit—both literally and figuratively—for their post-pandemic selves. Here, two writers of different generations seek guidance on suiting up for their next chapters. The Woman in her 40s: Baze MpinjaA couple of months ago, I went to a sample sale for the first time since the pandemic began. For instance: While most of my fellow crazed shoppers were throwing elbows to snag sky-high pumps, I only had eyes for kitten heels. Apparently, after years of working from home in cozy socks or sneakers, I’m no longer interested in suffering for chic footwear—even if I can get it at a deep discount.
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