Field notes, destination deep-dives, and the stories behind every journey — all in one place.

Luxury travelers are stringing multiple cities into longer, richer itineraries — and September is the new peak. Here's why one city is no longer enough, and how to plan a multi-city journey that actually flows.

I know it's the end of July and the last thing on your mind is spring break. But this is exactly the window where the properties and dates you actually want are still open — and where I can do my best work for you. Let me show you why now matters.

If you've ever thought about a river cruise but weren't sure if it was "for you" — let me tell you, it probably is. River cruising is one of those travel formats that just works across the board. The itineraries are thoughtful, the pace is manageable, and the scenery? You're literally floating through it. But here's what a lot of people don't realize: how you cruise matters just as much as where you cruise. And if you're traveling solo or as a couple, the way you choose a line and itinerary can make or break the whole experience. I've been watching this space closely, and 2026 is a genuinely strong year for European river cruising — there are more options, better inclusions, and real improvements in how lines are approaching solo travel specifically. Here's what you need to know.

Everything you need to know before visiting Cape Coast and Elmina castles — from what to expect emotionally to how to prepare your family for the experience.

Why a private villa might be your best luxury escape yet — and the five properties I send my clients to again and again.

Grandparents to grandkids, one trip, zero meltdowns. My framework for designing family travel that actually works for everyone.