Summer is just around the corner. If you’re dreaming of sunshine, five-star comfort, and unforgettable moments with your kids, now is the perfect time to start planning your luxury family vacation. The best suites, cruise cabins, and premium flights are booked months in advance. If you wait too long, you might end up settling for what’s […]

Caribbean Vacation

February 21, 2026

Top Tips for Unforgettable Summer Luxury Family Travel (Part 1)

St. Lucia surprised me, not because of the usual sightseeing, but because each side of the island feels and works so differently. I spent my recent short visit in the southwest, where the scenery, pace, and resort experiences are intentional. The north, with Castries and Gros Islet, has a completely different vibe, and this contrast […]

Luxury Travel

February 8, 2026

St. Lucia: One Island, Two Very Different Experiences

The United States turning 250 isn’t just a historical milestone. It’s a reminder that we don’t always have to go far to have a meaningful trip. It’s a timely reminder that meaningful travel doesn’t always require crossing an ocean. This summer, many travelers are choosing trips that feel intentional, well-paced, and rewarding—without the added friction […]

Family Travel

January 25, 2026

No Passport Required: A Smarter Way to Travel the U.S. for America’s 250th

Valentine’s Day has a habit of arriving unannounced. One minute it’s January. The next, you’re staring at limp roses in the grocery store checkout line, wondering how this became the plan.  Let’s be honest: it’s probably too late to take a Valentine’s trip this year if you don’t have one booked already. But it is not too late to […]

Africa

January 18, 2026

Too Late for a Valentine’s Trip? Why a Travel Itinerary Is the Gift That Lasts

“AI can build an itinerary in seconds… but it won’t answer your call at midnight when your flight gets canceled.”Savvy travelers are realizing that while AI trip planners like ChatGPT are quick and fun, a human travel advisor offers experience, relationships, and real-time problem-solving that no automated tool can match. In this post, I’ll show […]

Travel Tips

January 11, 2026

ChatGPT Can Help Plan Your Trip—But It Won’t Save It When Things Go Wrong (Here’s Who Will)

Every January, we make the same promises—to travel more, experience more, live more fully. Beneath those resolutions is a quieter truth: time feels more finite than it used to. And it matters how we spend it. After years of designing luxury journeys, I’ve learned something essential. Transformation doesn’t come from movement alone. It comes from […]

Luxury Travel

January 3, 2026

Five Cruises That Go Beyond the Caribbean and Change How You See the World

If you’ve been thinking about a luxury cruise—whether to Norway’s fjords, Europe’s rivers, or checking the 7th continent (Antarctica) off your bucket list —January is your month. This is the moment the industry releases its strongest annual incentives people wait all year to book. This period, known as Wave Season, is the cruise industry’s version […]

Travel Tips

December 27, 2025

Get Ready for Wave Season: The Perfect Way to Use Your PTO in the New Year

What a week in Switzerland taught me about slow travel, precision, and why this is a destination worth returning to. I went to Switzerland last month expecting beauty. What I didn’t expect was a new perspective. Between my first perfectly timed train and morning coffee overlooking the Alps, Switzerland quietly reset my views on travel, […]

Destination Spotlight

December 21, 2025

My Switzerland adventure: 

Even the most seasoned travelers are adjusting how they experience the world. Flight routes change without warning, boutique hotels sell out months ahead, and private experiences once available to anyone with a Platinum card now require the right connections. In 2026, the true luxury will belong to those who plan thoughtfully and travel deliberately. Here’s […]

Africa

November 16, 2025

My Top Ten Tips to Redefine Luxury Travel in 2026

Blue Zones: what they are, why they matter, and how to visit them Have you heard of “Blue Zones”—and more importantly, why should you care? There are five recognized pockets of the world where a surprising number of people live into their 90s and 100s, not bedridden or managing a dozen prescriptions, but walking, socializing, and […]

Greece

October 18, 2025

Who Wants To Live Forever?