Mystery vacations: Travel adventures offer a surprising new twist
Blindfolded, 1,500 miles from home, 70-year-old Paul White was being driven along a twisting mountain road to an unknown destination.
No, it wasn’t a kidnapping, or even a mystery novel. It was a mystery vacation.
From the moment White left his house in East Sandwich, Mass., until well into the 15-day vacation his wife spent two years planning, he didn’t know where he’d be going or what he’d be doing....
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