When we plan our summer vacations, it’s usually filled with bookings of nights in luxury resorts, lock ourselves into concrete hotel grids, and engineer exhaustive, hour-by-hour itineraries that leave us completely depleted. We treat the physical act of travel like a corporate project to be conquered rather than a landscape to be absorbed. But if you step off the frantic airport tarmac, bypass the busy hotel lobby queues, and let a white-gloved captain welcome you onto a teak wood deck, the enti