Exploring iceland for 10 days though is a potentially more involved and less inherently luxurious activity than paying $6-12k on a train ticket to be served hig

Exploring iceland for 10 days though is a potentially more involved and less inherently luxurious activity than paying $6-12k on a train ticket to be served high-end food while watching beautiful scenery go by, or whatever it cost to have someone fly you in a helicopter over NY. Those specific kinds of activities are realistically only within the realm of considerable value for people who are either rich or that have connections, because normal people would save up for any other kind of trip knowing they'll derive more from the culmination of expenses and intangible things that won't necessarily show up in the checkout process.