Concierge trip planning
Where do you want to wake up?
Curated getaways for the people, milestones, and moments that bring you to a place — planned by a licensed travel advisor, not an algorithm. Browse a few starting points below, or tell me what you're picturing and I'll build it from scratch.
Current travel deals
Limited-time offers from travel partners — worth a look if your dates are flexible.
Through Nov 21, 2026 · book now
Epcot Food & Wine Festival Weekend
Thirty years of global flavor packed into one park — six continents of food booths, live entertainment, and the Parisian breakfast's unlimited champagne mimosas. Runs through Nov 21, but the best booths and showtimes go first.
Group 2–6 · from $700–$1,100pp
Oct 31–Nov 2, 2026 · book now
Día de los Muertos in Oaxaca
Candlelit cemeteries, marigold-covered altars, and comparsas filling the streets — Oaxaca is widely considered the most authentic place in Mexico to experience Day of the Dead. Hotels here sell out months out; this is close to the last real window to book.
Group 2–6 · from $1,800–$2,500pp
Trending now · flexible dates
Amelia Island, FL Getaway
Spanish moss, empty stretches of sand, a slower coastal Florida most people forget exists — the internet just caught on. Worth going before everyone else does.
Group 2–4 · from $900–$1,400pp
Trending now · flexible dates
Quebec City Weekend
Cobblestones, copper rooftops, café windows fogged with warmth — Europe's charm, a fraction of the flight.
Group 2–6 · from $1,300–$1,900pp
Trending now · flexible dates
Aruba Flash Getaway
Turquoise water that photographs exactly as good as it feels — Aruba's sun is famously reliable, and so is this rate.
Group 2–6 · from $1,200–$1,800pp
Aspirational · rate pending
The Dolomites, Italy
Pink-and-violet cliffs at sunset, a glow locals call 'enrosadira' — one of the most photographed mountain ranges on earth. Rates are still settling; join the list to be first when they do.
Group 2–4 · from $2,800–$3,800pp
Planned around you
Every itinerary starts with who's going and why — a milestone worth marking, a couple's next chapter, a crew of friends, or simply a trip that's yours alone.
Booked through a real advisor
A licensed advisor with real supplier relationships — the same access and insider rates, without spending your evenings comparing quotes in a dozen open tabs.
For most trips
For most trips, there's no extra cost to you — commission comes from the travel supplier, not your pocket. Wedding-related planning works a little differently — see Weddings & Group Travel for details.
Find your starting point
Filter by who the trip is for, then narrow by the kind of travel you're picturing. Every option below can be customized — think of these as a starting conversation, not a fixed itinerary.
Who's the trip for
Where you're headed
Aspen Ski Weekend
Fresh powder at its deepest, fires lit before you're even off the mountain — days built for speed, nights built for slowing down.
Jan–Feb 2027, peak season
Group 4–8 · from $2,200–$3,000pp
Miami-to-Caribbean Group Sailing
An adults-only ship built for exactly this crew — a private beach club day, zero formal nights, and no one anywhere telling you to quiet down.
Jan–Mar 2027, departs Miami
Group 4–10 · from $1,600–$2,400pp
Japan Whisky Trail — Tokyo & Kyoto
Copper stills, smoke-lit izakayas, a whisky culture as serious as anything in Kentucky — just 6,000 miles east.
Jan–Mar 2027
Group 4–8 · from $3,500–$4,500pp
Art Basel Miami Beach Weekend
Miami at its most electric — gallery openings spilling onto the beach, the whole city dressed for it. A genuinely glamorous way to mark a big birthday, though hotel rates spike fast, so this one rewards booking early.
Dec 4–6, 2026
Group 2–6 · from $2,200–$3,200pp
Panama Canal Milestone Cruise
Watching your ship rise through the locks of an engineering marvel — a bucket-list moment built right into the itinerary, no extra planning required.
Jan–Mar 2027, roundtrip from Fort Lauderdale
Group 2–6 · from $2,600–$3,800pp
Kyoto in Winter
Snow settling on temple roofs, steam rising off a hot spring at dusk — winter empties Kyoto of its crowds and leaves just the quiet.
Jan–Mar 2027
Group 2–6 · from $3,200–$4,200pp
The Winter Show — NYC Design Weekend
Five thousand years of art, antiques, and design under one roof at the Park Avenue Armory — refined, unhurried, and exactly this stage of travel.
Jan 22–31, 2027
Group 2–4 · from $1,600–$2,200pp
Transatlantic Crossing
Seven unhurried days at sea, formal nights, nowhere to be but exactly where you are — the last true way to cross an ocean.
Nov 28, 2026, departs New York
Group 2–4 · from $1,800–$3,000pp
Lisbon & Porto: A Slow Winter Escape
Sun-warmed tiles even in January, an easy train between two cities that don't rush anyone — a pace that finally matches yours.
Jan–Mar 2027
Group 2–6 · from $2,400–$3,200pp
Palm Springs Modernism Week
Glass walls, clean lines, a pool that catches the desert light just right — midcentury romance for two.
Feb 11–21, 2027
Group 2 · from $1,800–$2,600pp
Adults-Only Caribbean Honeymoon Sailing
A stylish, adults-only ship built for exactly two — a private beach club day, easy island time, and not a single formal night required.
Jan–Mar 2027, departs Miami or San Juan
Group 2 · from $2,200–$3,200pp
Marrakech Couples' Escape
Lantern-lit riad courtyards, warm desert air even in winter — Marrakech at its most romantic.
Dec–Feb
Group 2 · from $2,600–$3,600pp
Sundance Film Festival — First Boulder Edition
After decades in Park City, Sundance debuts in Boulder, Colorado for 2027 — a genuinely new event and an easy, social place to travel alone.
Jan 21–31, 2027
Group 1 · from $2,200–$3,000pp
Solo-Friendly Caribbean Cruise
A ship designed for solo travelers to actually meet people — dedicated solo cabins, shared excursions, and dinner never eaten alone unless you want it to be.
Jan 5, 2027, San Juan to Miami
Group 1 · from $2,800–$3,800pp
Oaxaca Food & Culture Immersion
Market stalls stacked with mole and chapulines, mezcal poured by the people who make it — Mexico's culinary capital, learned hands-on.
Dec–Mar, dry season
Group 1 · from $2,000–$2,800pp
Planning a wedding?
Honeymoons, bachelorette/bachelor trips, and guest travel coordination all work a little differently — see how on the Weddings & Group Travel page.
View Weddings & Group Travel →How it works
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Tell me the shape of the trip
Pick a starting point below, or start from a blank page — tell me who's coming, roughly when, and what you want this trip to feel like.
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Get a real, custom plan
I build real options around your group and budget — no cookie-cutter packages, no pressure to upgrade anything you don't want.
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I handle the details
Once you say yes, I handle the booking, the add-ons, and anything that changes along the way. You just show up and enjoy it.
Don't see it above?
Most trips I plan don't come from a template. If you have a destination, an occasion, or even just a feeling in mind, tell me about it and I'll put a plan together.