Tanya Klich

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

Inside ModernHaus Soho's the ultimate rest-centric escape, the Deep Sleep Suite. ModernHaus SohoWhen the sun stays out past 8 p.m on the Summer Solstice, so do we – dining later, staying out longer, and sleeping less. It may feel like the start of summer fun, but longer days and lingering light can also confuse our body’s sleep cues, leaving us struggling to wind down.

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

Grace Bay Snorkel Sails in Turks & Caicos take guests straight to the barrier reef for underwater exploration. Caicos Luxury ChartersWhen it comes to restorative travel, some seek a meditative escape to a quiet yoga retreat, complete with sound baths and saunas. Others, meanwhile, crave a little more pampering, specifically, at a globally-renowned spa destination, with full access to cutting-edge treatments. But some wanderlusters believe the ultimate wellness retreat centers on watersports.

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

Retrospec's Chatham is a simple-to-use, low-maintenance coaster for any dad who likes to spend hours cruising along the beach. RetrospecWhether he’s paddling over the waves, cycling along the shoreline, or simply soaking up the sun with the family, give the dad in your life an unforgettable Father’s Day by the sea. This guide is filled with sea-inspired gifts, garments, gear, scents, and accents & accessories to make his beachside weekend one to remember.

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

In the heart of Los Angeles in 1989, Edward and Judy Kwon launched Calpak that would eventually shape the way travelers packed. Originally called California Pack, it started as a limited collection of handbags and wallets. Over the early years, the brand gradually grew its product line, reaching new markets through major retail partnerships.

1 month ago | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

Most people walk into Target with a mission: get in, get what you need, and get out. For Erica Groussman, a trip to the retail chain last month meant something more. “Seeing Trubar on the shelf at Target for the first time was a ‘pinch-me’ moment,” says Groussman, founder and CEO of Trubar.