An Insider's Guide to Disney
Disney destinations deliver worlds where storytelling and hospitality combine to create magic experiences for all ages. At Disneyland in California, you’ll find classic attractions alongside newer lands like Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, all within walkable park grounds. Walt Disney World in Florida expands that scale, with six parks, themed resorts, and a staggering range of dining, entertainment, and character experiences. Disney Cruise Line takes to the sea, with itineraries featuring Broadway-caliber shows, themed dining, and exclusive island excursions.
Families, couples, and groups can expect meticulously curated experiences that balance adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable memories. Learn where to stay, what to do, and how to plan the ultimate Disney getaway.
An Insider's Guide to Destination Spas
Destination spas offer a full-immersion approach to rest that feels intentional from the moment you arrive. Days unfold around expert-led treatments, thermal circuits, movement classes, and tailored wellness programs shaped by local traditions. In Europe, that might mean mineral-rich baths in Germany or Alpine hydrotherapy in Switzerland. In Asia, you’ll see centuries-old healing philosophies woven into Thai massage, Ayurveda in India, or forest-focused rituals in Japan. Across Mexico, Costa Rica, and the United States, modern techniques are paired with natural settings that are quiet but expansive.
Expect thoughtful nutrition programs, restorative therapies, and plenty of space to reset both physically and mentally. It’s a style of travel designed for depth, not speed, and each destination brings its own unique character to the experience.
2026 Best Villa Stays with Full Resort Perks
All the privacy of your own place, none of the DIY. These are the villas where you can spread out, kick back, and still call room service. Because sometimes, you want the freedom of a private home, without giving up the perks that make a hotel stay so effortless. From island hideaways with personal butlers to family-friendly villa villages and design-led countryside estates, these are the stays where space and service go hand in hand.
An Insider's Guide to Destination Weddings
Destination weddings aren’t just about saying “I do” somewhere beautiful, they’re about creating memories that last a lifetime. A European setting offers centuries-old romance, from vineyard receptions in Tuscany to castle celebrations in the Scottish Highlands. Across the Caribbean, each island offers its own version of paradise, while Mexico adds flair and color, with oceanfront vows in Cabo and coastal romance in Riviera Maya. In the US, choose from beachside bliss in Hawai’i and California, mountain charm in Montana or Vermont, Southern charm in Georgia and Tennessee, or sophisticated city weddings in New York or Texas. For couples who want a destination without all the logistics, cruises are a great option.
No matter the setting, destination weddings balance logistics, beautiful scenery, and experiences designed to bring everyone together. Read on for where to host, how to plan, and what makes destination weddings unforgettable.
How I Can Make This Your Best Summer Ever
Picture your dream summer vacation. Does it involve chilled Champagne by the pool? A scenic waterfall hike? A pasta-making class on an Italian farm? I can make all this—and way more—happen. And the best part is, you won’t have to lift a finger.
For many, summer is precious. It might be your only time away from work with the kids. Or when you finally have time to take that romantic trip. It’s when we visit loved ones. Regardless of the occasion, travel is always a good idea and often a challenge to plan. Let me take care of all the details, and save you the stress. You deserve a vacation that’s actually relaxing. That’s what summer is all about.
An Insider's Guide to Sweden
Sweden balances both a cool vibe with feeling genuinely welcoming. Maybe it's Stockholm's island-hopping energy, where you can museum-crawl through royal palaces in the morning and find yourself at a candlelit dinner featuring reindeer tartare by evening, or Gothenburg's canal-side ease where the cultural scene keeps surprising you around every corner. This isn't a destination trying to impress you with flashy attractions. It's a country that's figured out how to balance the sophisticated with the approachable, all while maintaining that distinctly Swedish sense of lagom—just the right amount of everything.
Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, bringing the family, or simply curious about a place that does modern living better than most, Sweden delivers. Discover why it keeps landing on those “happiest countries” lists. Connect with me to plan your Swedish getaway and unlock experiences that turn a good trip into legendary.
The Best Hidden Gems for Long Weekends During in the US
Not every summer escape requires a boarding pass. From sleepy harbor towns to forest hideaways, these under-the-radar US destinations deliver a quieter pace and just the right amount of luxury. Here are my favorite summer spots that prove sometimes the best adventures happen closer to home.
An Insider's Guide to Tuscany
Tuscany is all about slow travel, with rolling countryside, hilltop towns, and long lunches. In Siena, Montepulciano, and Montalcino, you’ll find medieval streets, world-class wine, and a pace that encourages wandering. Neighboring Umbria shares the same scenic charm but feels a bit more under-the-radar, with towns like Assisi and Spello offering fewer crowds and plenty of character.
This region appeals to couples, food and wine travelers, or anyone craving the countryside over city buzz. Expect days filled with wine tastings, farm-to-table meals, and drives through postcard-worthy landscapes. Read on to find out where to stay, eat, and explore across the smaller towns in Tuscany.
5 Epic US Road Trips & Where to Stay
There's something deeply satisfying about hitting the open road with no schedule except the one you create along the way. The US serves up road trip gold—from coastal highways that hug dramatic cliffs to mountain passes that reveal jaw-dropping vistas around every hairpin turn. Whether you're craving salt air and crashing waves along the coastline, rolling mountain peaks, or the rugged wilderness of the American West, these five road trips deliver the kind of scenery no airplane window can match.
Each route has its own personality and pace, perfect for travelers who understand that sometimes the journey really is the destination. Pack light, download your road trip essentials, and prepare for adventures that unfold at exactly the speed they should.
An Insider's Guide to Eclipse Travel
Chasing a total solar eclipse is as much a bucket-list moment as it is an opportunity to explore far-flung destinations. The next few years offer some of the best opportunities to witness this celestial show in all corners of the world. Wander Andalusian hill towns, get lost in the Medinas of Morocco, or drive through Australia’s Outback for land-based viewing. For a different perspective, set sail to watch the skies darken off Iceland’s coast, in the Moroccan waters, or along Egypt’s Nile River.
An Insider's Guide to Austin, TX
Austin has incredible energy. Foodies will love the Texas barbecue and innovative food trucks, while music fans will find tons of live performances every night of the week. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike scenic trails or boat on lakes. Wine lovers can explore the Texas countryside for its up-and-coming vineyard scene. And if you’re a sports fan, you can catch a Texas Longhorns football game or Formula 1 race.
An Insider's Guide to Where to Go, Eat and Stay in Florence
Florence is an elegant city where history and culture are present everywhere. Set along the scenic banks of the Arno River, the city is celebrated as the birthplace of the Renaissance, a pivotal era that reshaped science and philosophy, as well as produced some of the world’s greatest artists.
An Insider's Guide to Where to Eat, Stay & Play in Las Vegas
The beauty of Las Vegas is that there’s something for everyone. The southern Nevada city may be famous for 24-hour marriages and less-than-savory behavior, but there’s more to the city than its reputation implies. Gambling is alive and well, and can certainly be fun. The entertainment is prime, the nightlife unmatched.
An Insider's Guide to European Ski Destinations
Europe's ski mountains deliver distinct personalities that make each destination worth the journey. The Alps stretch across multiple countries, each region bringing its own character to the slopes. France builds dramatic high-alpine experiences in Chamonix and Val d'Isère, while the Three Valleys connects terrain that would make other continents envious. Austria balances the serious skiing of St. Anton and Lech with intimate alpine villages and Innsbruck's cultural depth. Italy's Dolomites weave together the massive Sellaronda circuit with Breuil-Cervinia's cross-border adventures, plus après scenes that understand the assignment.