Past Newsletters

Antarctica is not just a destination—it’s an experience that redefines what travel can be. Remote, vast, and almost entirely untouched by human development, this icy continent offers a rare chance to step into one of the last true wildernesses on Earth. For travelers seeking something extraordinary, Antarctica delivers a journey that feels both humbling and awe-inspiring from the very first moment. The landscape is unlike anywhere else, with towering glaciers, drifting icebergs, and endless white horizons creating a surreal, almost dreamlike setting.

This month, I’m planning an unforgettable journey for my repeat clients, who are heading out on a once-in-a-lifetime safari through South Africa and Victoria Falls. They let their graduating son determine where their family trip would go this year, and what a great decision he made!

Japan is one of those destinations that truly has something for everyone. From centuries-old temples and peaceful gardens to neon-lit cities and cutting-edge technology, it blends tradition and modern life in a way that feels natural. You can go from the fast pace of Tokyo to the quiet beauty of mountain villages, all while experiencing some of the best hospitality, food, and cultural depth anywhere. It’s also a place where the old and new exist side by side—you might spend your morning at an ancient shrine and your evening in a futuristic city setting.

This month, I’m working on an incredible trip through Cuba for clients who want to truly experience the heart and soul of the island - and who are interested in the political & economic history in particular. From the colorful streets of Havana to the charm of Trinidad and the vibrant countryside in between, this itinerary blends history, culture, music, and local connections — with plenty of time to soak it all in along the way.

Greece is known for its bright blue seas and ancient ruins, but there’s so much more to the country than the classic postcards. What really stands out is the sense of community, tradition, and filoxenia — the Greek idea of showing genuine kindness to strangers.

This trip is a perfect mix of guided touring, ancient history, and those once-in-a-lifetime landscapes Turkey is so well known for. From walking through Roman ruins to watching the sunrise over Cappadocia’s valleys, it’s full of those “pinch me” travel moments.

Guyana, located along South America’s northern coast, is defined by vast rainforest, winding rivers, open savannah, and a cultural identity that feels more Caribbean than Latin American. As the only English-speaking country on the continent, it offers a distinct perspective within the region.

This month, I’ve been planning a special Italy trip for a couple and a friend who are heading overseas for a destination wedding near Pompeii. Instead of flying in and out just for the big day, they decided to turn it into a full Italian journey — starting in Tuscany and making their way south through Rome, the Amalfi Coast, and Naples. The focus is simple: great food, iconic history, art, wine, and not feeling rushed from place to place.

Rwanda, often called the Land of a Thousand Hills, is defined by its rolling highlands, volcanic peaks, and forested landscapes. In recent decades, the country has become a model for conservation with bringing the gorilla back from the brink of extinction, sustainability, and cultural preservation in protection of heritage, language & traditions. This has helped in shaping a travel experience that feels intentional and deeply connected to place. Community pride, resilience, and respect for shared spaces are central to everyday life and to how visitors experience the country.

This repeat client is heading to Costa Rica with their family during the kids’ school break, looking for a destination full of wildlife, national parks, and exciting hands-on activities. They wanted something more adventurous than a typical beach vacation, and this itinerary gives them the perfect mix of animals, active experiences, and pura vida fun.