TAKING OFF A NEW YEAR, A FRESH START AND THE PROSPECT FOR MEMORABLE ADVENTURES. WE HOPE THAT 2024 BRINGS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW TRAVEL DESTINATIONS. We are now flying to Morocco, a breathtakingly beautiful destination in North Africa. You can check out our favourite things to do to maximise your stay, starting on page 38. For the golfers out there, we feature the brand new Apes Hill golf course in Barbados, which is also a family-friendly club with stunning views on page 44. And finally, for the foodies, we highlight our choice of the latest restaurant hot spots in New York City on page 66. We hope these articles will inspire you to take advantage of some of our favourite accommodations. We look forward to providing you with an exceptional experience. Thank you for trusting us with all your travel needs. Only NetJets! Adam Johnson Chairman and CEO CONTRIBUTORS JOHN McNAMARA The managing editor of NetJets, the Magazine started from his Munich base to explore the latest hotel openings making the cities of central Europe ever more enticing places to visit for Beating Heart (page 10). PETER SWAIN Golf in the Caribbean is reaching new heights at Ape Hills, as our experienced golf scribe discovers in Bajan Brilliance (page 44), which captures the highlights of a rebuilt course that’s offering a new challenge. NICOLA CHILTON In Morocco Rising (page 34), the Dubai-based writer, who was in Marrakech at the time of the recent earthquake, charts the indomitable spirit that is helping the nation bounce back as a most desirable destination. NOCERA&FERRI Watches inspired by the moon captured against otherworldly backgrounds form our shoot by the Italian photography duo in Lunar Eclipse (page 54), which shows the true creativity of the finest makers of timepieces. WILL HERSEY The London-based motoring writer takes a look at the changes in car design that are being inspired by the move from gas to electric engines. This Positive Charge (page 60) includes remarkable models from BMW, Lotus and Polestar. This symbol throughout the magazine denotes the nearest airport served by NetJets to the story’s subject, with approximate distances in miles and kilometres where applicable. 4 NetJets
