This Wellness Vacation Includes Quality Time With Boyz II Men

Part of the appeal of taking a vacation is the ability to unwind, whether that’s relaxing on a scenic beach or exploring a new city. And in recent years, the popularity of dedicated wellness destinations has ratcheted up all over the world, a category that can include anything from fitness-related activities to a more luxurious White Lotus-esque experience. (Minus the intrigue and murder, presumably.) But there’s one thing that these resorts don’t have: incredibly smooth music.

Which brings us to the gloriously-named Boyz II Zen: A Wellness Escape by Boyz II Men. The name of the event is, all things being equal, pretty self-explanatory: this is a four-day trip to a Florida resort with scenic views, golf and nautical excursions and — as one might guess — performances by the artists who gave us “It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday” and “Motownphilly,” who also curated the itinerary.

The vacation package is a collaboration between the group and Booking.com, and will enable up to six people to take part; bookings open for the experience on September 18, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. Eastern time.

“[W]e can’t wait to give six friends the opportunity to slow down, reconnect and share good vibes during our Boyz II Zen Wellness Escape,” the group said in a statement. “We’ve curated the itinerary with all of our favorite zen activities like yoga, golf and sound baths, so all you have to do is book and pack to relax.”

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Boyz II Zen sounds like an interesting combination of two distinct trends in travel. One is the aforementioned growth in wellness-centric tourism; the other is the rise of travel organized around a particular musical artist. (Related: the lineup for Little Steven’s Underground Garage Cruise 2 looks pretty promising.) Some musician-centered experiences sound more appealing than others, but I can’t deny that spending time with the members of Boyz II Men in a sound bath has a certain charm. Maybe it will for you as well.

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