There's still time to plan next weekend's travel
10.02.2024 - 15:17
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Welcome to Insider Today's Saturday edition! I'm Joi-Marie McKenzie, the editor in chief of Life at Business Insider and your new Saturday anchor.
I'm here to bring you a roundup of some of our top stories of the week — all focused on living your best luxurious life. Let's get started.
On the agenda today:
The rise and fall of America's flashiest luxury-watch dealer.
Taylor Swift's gameday fashion is a boon for retailers.
DINKs are living it up like never before.
An exclusive interview with John Goodman.
But first: Do you have plans next weekend?
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Raise your hand if you're taking advantage of the upcoming Presidents’ Day weekend.
If you’re like me and forgot to plan an amazing three-day vacation, don’t worry. There’s still a little bit of time to schedule a trip somewhere fun.
Looking for luxury? You don’t have to leave the 50 states to rest and reset, and of course, do it with a frill. Dust off the cold in Florida and stay in the state’s No. 1 hotel, which also happens to be a 5-star experience, or escape to a remote all-inclusive hotel in Alaska with helicopter access. If you’re up for a mountain experience, you can do it in style.
Want something great for the entire family? If you’re looking for the ultimate adventure, don’t overlook St. Lucia. While the island is known for its romantic offerings for couples, it’s also really great for families — thanks to its luxury hotels overlooking the Pitons. Not to mention, you could make core memories by zip-lining through the local rainforests or riding into the world’s only drive-in volcano.
Solo traveling? Take a day trip to your favorite city in Amtrak’s first-class accommodation. It has access to the Amtrak Lounge, a spacious seat, and food. Pop in your AirPods and get lost in the wonder of travel.
No matter where you go — or even if you decide to stay put — enjoy the best perk in life: time.
Anthony Farrer, known by many as the Timepiece Gentleman, was once the flashiest online dealer in the $75 billion luxury watch trade. With tens of thousands of social media fans, Farrer was internet-famous for his wild displays of wealth (think private jets and a $170,000 car).
It wasn’t long, however, before the notoriously shady world of watch sales — and the Feds — caught up with him.
Where things went wrong for the Timepiece Gentleman .
Taylor Swift has secured her place as a game-day fashion icon. From Louboutin shoes and designer coats to Kansas City Chiefs gear and affordable jewelry, Swift embodies the ultimate girl-next-door attire.
Swifties are so invested in her looks that they’ve wiped inventory from brand warehouses, leaving retailers scrambling to keep up. And with the Super Bowl on the