Four Seasons Ancient Explorer Adventure

Check off that bucket list in record time with the Four Seasons Ancient Explorer Adventure. The 24-day experience will take guests to 10 world wonders, allowing them to snorkel the Great Barrier Reef, explore the Pyramids of Giza, and roam the streets of the Lost City of Petra, all in less than a month. The journey takes place aboard their custom Airbus A321neo where the in-flight chef serves global-inspired snacks to your handcrafted, Italian leather seat. With only 48 spots, there's plenty of legroom, extra-large bathrooms, and a lounge to stretch out and get a drink. When the plane touches down, travelers will rest there heads at Four Seasons locations, including the brand-new Astir Palace on the Aegean Sea in Athens, the over-the-water resort in Bora Bora, and the hacienda-style hotel in Mexico City. The inaugural journey takes off in 2021 starting with the Remote Wonders trip — a three week-expedition that includes stops at the Angkor Temples, Seychelles' powdery beaches, and the bamboo forests of Rwanda.

Inspirato Travel Pass

Inspirato is giving travel junkies something to binge on with their new Travel Pass. The monthly subscription service gives members access to over 60,000 trips across the globe, including accommodations at the brand's collection of luxury hotels, resorts, and residences along with exclusive experiences. That means one week you can be lounging around the pool at a beachfront villa on Grand Cayman and taking a helicopter tour of New Zealand's Milford Sound the next. During their stay, pass holders will also get a dedicated team to take care of things like pre-trip planning and on-site concierge services. All trips are listed on their site with new ones added daily.

Slipstream Yacht Charter

Ready to roll with 15 crew members, the Slipstream Yacht Charter is the best way to vacation at sea. The 197-foot superyacht dons a striking black hull and silver superstructure and has an impressive interior to match. Red, black and ochre run throughout its three decks which include seven cabins, a gym, and sun deck with jacuzzi and glass-topped bar. Loaded with water toys, guests can spend their day on jet-skis, paddle boards, kayaks, or taking a plunge on the 49-foot waterslide. Onboard, chef-prepared meals are served with a view on the bridge deck and can be followed-up by an after-dinner movie in the sky lounge that transforms into a cinema.

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Hurtigruten Expedition Cruises

After adding two new ships to their fleet, Hurtigruten Expedition Cruises allows you to explore the Arctic Ocean without destroying it in the process. The MS Roald Amundsen and the MS Fridtjof Nansen are custom built vessels that utilize a battery hybrid-powered propulsion system for sustainable sailing, reducing fuel consumption and emissions. Inside, Scandinavian materials create warm, comfortable cabins and public areas to complement the Nordic landscapes. While onboard, guests can continue to immerse themselves in the destinations at the onboard science centers or relax around the outdoor infinity pool and hot tub. While these two ships currently visit the cost of Norway and Antarctic, Hurtigruten also offers a variety of trips to Greenland, Iceland, Alaska, and more.

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C-Space Mars Base 1

While we wait for the first mission to Mars, C-Space is giving us a taste of what life on The Red Planet will be like. The Chinese company has built its own interplanetary colony in the Gobi desert. Surrounded by the area's alien landscapes, Mars Base 1 simulates what living on the Martian planet will be like with a series of domed structures that include a greenhouse, airlock, living space, and a control center. There's even a 2001: A Space Odyssey-esque monolith. Although it's not officially open to the public just yet, the station has plans to allow visitors to temporarily inhabit the base in the near future.

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Le Bird Bar

This isn't the Colonel's fried chicken. At Montreal's Le Bird Bar, their made-to-order fried poultry is served with champagne in either a chic, monochrome dining room or in a Playboy-esque lounge with rich velvet seating and a swanky marble bar. Aside from the elevated aesthetics, their star dish sets itself apart with high-quality, free-range birds raised at a local farm along with an eco-chef cooking style that produces up to 60-percent less grease. Chicken is served with a variety of sides that include fries, watermelon salad, or jalapeno cornbread as well as a selection of 13 sauces that range from honey dijon and maple-Sriracha to jerk mayo and truffled white gravy. If fried chicken isn't your thing, their menu also offers fresh oysters, Wagyu Pogo, and a brisket stuffed burger.

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The Charter Oak

At The Charter Oak, chef Christopher Kostow departs from his usual fine dining fare for a more simplified experience. Instead of fussy, delicate dishes, think charred, seasonal food. A hearth designed by chef Kostow fills the exposed-brick dining room with the smoky aroma of roasted local meats and vegetables from their 2-and-a-half acre garden. Meals can also be enjoyed al fresco on the expansive patio where dishes are prepared on a custom-built outdoor grill. Plates highlight one or two ingredients at a time and everything is served family-style, so sharing is encouraged.

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Four Seasons Private Jet

Four Seasons launched its Private Jet experiences back in 2015. Soon those lucky enough to go on one will get to do so aboard an all-new jet. The custom Airbus A321LR will house only 48 seats, designed by Optimares and covered in Italian leather from Poltrona Frau. The seats fold completely flat for sleeping, and otherwise, each has its own personal ottoman for more comfortable face-to-face engagement. The expanded galley makes it easier for the onboard executive chef to prepare their meals, and the spacious lounge provides room for socialization and interactive workshops. The new jet will take to the air beginning in early 2021.

Black Star Car Wash

It looks a little like the inside of a strip club, but Moscow's best rides don't come to the underground Black Star Car Wash to get dirty — they come to get clean. Greta Project's white light/neon and black interior design makes it easy to spot any areas that need extra attention, while clear shower curtains keep any water from splashing onto just-dried cars. A tastefully appointed cafe gives owners a place to hang out while their vehicles are attended to, with full-height glass letting them keep a watchful eye on the proceedings.

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Honest Camper

The Pacific Northwest is filled with rugged terrain best explored up close. Honest Camper gives you the option to go off the beaten path while bringing your accommodations with you. This Vancouver-based service offers both modern and retro camper van rentals, based on either the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter or Volkswagen Westfalia, respectively. Both options sleep four, with essentials like a cooktop, pots and pans, a combo fridge/freezer, and folding chairs included. You can pick them up and drop them off at a variety of Translink Skytrain Stations, or arrange to leave them in a totally different city if that's where your adventures take you.

Porsche 50 Years of the 917 Exhibition

Porsche's dominance of endurance racing started in earnest in 1969 with the release of the 917. Powered by an indestructible flat-12, the 917 notched its first win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1970 with a sweep of the podium. The 917's influence would continue to be felt decades later, with closed-cockpit prototype sportscars bearing a resemblance to the car. In honor of the 50th anniversary of the 917's unveiling at the Geneva Auto Show, Porsche has spent the last year restoring 917-001, the first 917 built, with a team including the some of the original engineers and technicians. Modern technology was used along with the original drawings to analyze and recreate parts where needed and keep those that were still in proper shape. The 917 is to be presented at the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany, where it will take its place among all the other legendary cars to come from the Porsche factory over the years.

Virgin Voyages

Richard Branson has tamed the skies, space, and now the billionaire businessman is taking on the high seas with Virgin Voyages. The cruise line will debut with its first ship Scarlet Lady. Starting in Miami, the 2,770-passenger vessel will sail guests through the Caribbean in signature Virgin fashion with their lavish RockStar Suites. The 78 yacht-like rooms exude retro-futurism featuring custom Tom Dixon furniture, European king beds, terrazzo flooring, marble bathrooms, and gold record players. Upgrade to the Massive Suite and get a full 2,147 square feet of living space complete with a fully-stocked music room, private bar, and an outdoor terrace fitted with a hot tub and hammocks. All Suites Sailors get the full VIP treatment like private airport transportation, helicopter arrangements, and access to the top deck cocktail lounge, Richard's Rooftop. Scarlet Lady is expected to set sail on its maiden voyage in 2020.

AP House Hong Kong

Audemars Piguet is raising the bar on customer appreciation with the AP House Hong Kong. Located in the H Queen's tower, the 2,700-square-foot space opens the doors to the Swiss watchmaker's lavish lifestyle by allowing valued clients to use the house as their own. It's designed to imagine how founders Jules Louis Audemars and Edward Auguste Piguet would be living today which translates into a swanky penthouse decked out with the finest modern furnishings. Guest can feel free to use the space for business meetings and social gatherings or to just lounge around and dream about your next Royal Oak.

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Snake River Sporting Club

Occupying nearly 1,000 acres just 20 miles south of Jackson Hole, the Snake River Sporting Club is an ideal place to rediscover nature. The club offers a wide range of activities depending on the season — golf, horseback riding, hiking, cross-country skiing, archery, skeet shooting, biking, fly fishing, ice skating, kayaking, swimming, tennis, dog sledding, and tubing are all available, many with guides or instructors for beginners. A range of cabins, from one-bedroom tiny homes to a four-bedroom home, are available to rent, and there are also several ownership options for those who wish to stay more often.

Whiskey Bar & Museum Tel Aviv

The world is full of interesting places to have a dram, and this bar/restaurant combined with a museum should be at the top of every whiskey drinker's list. Whiskey Bar & Museum is located in Tel Aviv, Israel in the historic Templer tunnel - which housed a local winery in the 19th century and most recently was home to Israel's intelligence agency. It's as much an underground lair as it is a bar, with over 1,000 whiskeys from legendary Scottish distillers to upstarts in Hong Kong and India. Guests can sample from the wall of whiskey or make a dinner reservation and choose from a menu featuring dishes designed to pair with and augment whiskey flavors.

Supercar Owners Circle

Owning just one supercar isn't going to get you into this exclusive club. With membership capped at 150 individuals, each with a personal stable value averaging $25 Million, the Supercar Owners Circle is an elite group. Founded by former Swiss financier Florian Lemberger, this network hosts curated events around the globe, at which its members get to immerse themselves in supercar culture, learn more about the host area, and, of course, get to have some fun in their street-legal racers. Membership includes other benefits and perks, nearly all of which are unique to the club, and while the number of members is capped, you can still apply to attend an event should you and your car pass muster — which is easier said than done.

Mile-Long Shot Adventure

Some of the best sharpshooters to ever live have never hit a half-mile shot. Now you have a chance to hit the target from a full mile away with Jackson Hole Shooting Experience's "Nomad Rifleman" experience. Working with world-class long-range shooters, the class has a 98 percent success rate and takes place on a ranch near Jackson, Wyoming. It takes a full day, during which you'll spend time at the sheltered shooting platform, moving from smaller caliber guns and closer targets out and up to your ultimate goal. At a sea level of over 7,000 feet, the air has less effect on the bullet than at lower elevations, making it that much easier to join a "One Mile Club" that includes well under 10,000 members. Should you succeed, you'll get a "Proof of Hit" commemorating your achievement.

Blancaneaux Lodge

Legendary director Francis Ford Coppola knows a great location when he sees one, and he instantly fell in love with the Belizean setting of Blancaneaux Lodge. Purchased and used as a personal retreat, he's now opened it to the public. Scattered across the site are twenty discreet thatched roof dwellings, set along a river where waterfalls tumble into swimming holes above the jungle canopy. Each of the cabañas, villas, and cottages offer access to the natural waters, fresh water infinity pool, the relaxing Jaguar Bar, and the Montagna and Guatemaltecqua restaurants serving traditional Italian and locally-inspired fare, respectively. While the lodge's setting is certainly dramatic, equally so are the nearby ancient Mayan Ruins, which you can explore during your stay with the help of Coppola's team of expert adventure guides.

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