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Voyavie Full service boutique travel + event company Voyavie specializes in crafting one-of-a-kind experiences that evoke and inspire.

We understand the need for luxurious escapes, daring adventures, and cultural indulgences – but never underestimate the quest for adventure that lives in us all. Whether you’re looking to embark on a cultural immersion of Italy or France, a luxury wellness vacation on a tropical resort in Bali, or an exotic hideaway for a special celebration, in Tulum we’re here to elevate the way you travel and celebrate.

Sicily, you had us at Ciao. Even in the rain! 🇮🇹Our first port stop aboard Celebrity Ascent brought us to Messina, on th...
26/10/2026

Sicily, you had us at Ciao. Even in the rain! 🇮🇹

Our first port stop aboard Celebrity Ascent brought us to Messina, on the beautiful island of Sicily.

Traveling with a large multigenerational crew, we opted for a private driver so we could explore at our own pace. And it was absolutely the way to go!

First stop: Castelmola, a charming hilltop village perched above Taormina, with winding cobblestone streets and incredible panoramic views of the coastline. A quick stop to take it all in before heading down to Taormina.

There, we enjoyed a leisurely lunch at a wonderful local restaurant, wandered the historic streets, and squeezed in a little shopping. Because what’s an Italian getaway without a few souvenirs?

Did it rain the entire time? Absolutely. Did we let it ruin our day? Not a chance.

This was just a little taste of what this island has to offer, and it’s already at the top of my list for a proper return visit. There’s so much more I want to discover!

One of my favorite things about cruising is getting a glimpse of destinations that leave you wanting more. And Sicily did exactly that.

Until next time, Sicilia! ❤️

Rome, you have my heart. 🇮🇹❤️This was my third visit to the Eternal City, and somehow, Rome always finds a way to surpri...
23/10/2026

Rome, you have my heart. 🇮🇹❤️

This was my third visit to the Eternal City, and somehow, Rome always finds a way to surprise me. There’s always something new to discover, another street to wander, and another excuse for gelato. Twice a day, naturally.

We kept things easy this time. Leisurely strolls, delicious meals, a little shopping.

The highlight? A private golf cart tour that took us beyond the usual sights and into corners of Rome we might not have reached on foot. I wanted to revisit some of my favorite places while keeping things comfortable for the whole family, and it couldn’t have been more perfect.

Of course, Rome had one more surprise. An epic evening thunderstorm that left us completely drenched on our way back to our flat. The thunder and lightning were so intense that the kids ended up snuggled in bed with us. One of those unexpected travel memories we’ll laugh about for years.

Three visits in, and Rome still has me coming back for more.

The perfect mix of old favorites, new discoveries, and a little chaos before setting sail on our Mediterranean cruise.

And a reminder of why I love what we create at Voyavie: travel that makes room for the unforgettable moments, even the unplanned ones.

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21/10/2026

Our Italian adventure kicked off with a few unforgettable days in Bologna, and what a way to start!

We wandered through its charming historic streets, indulged in some incredible Italian food (mortadella and pasta, need I say more?), and ventured into Italy’s Motor Valley for a little horsepower at the Ferrari and Lamborghini museums, factory tours, and racing simulators. Definitely a family highlight!

But one of the best parts was reconnecting with dear friends who made Italy their home six years ago. There’s something special about exploring a destination with people who know and love it.

Great food, fast cars, beautiful architecture, and even better company. Bologna, you were such a treat!

Another little piece of Italy explored, and another reminder of why we love traveling as a family.

China is not a destination I would plan from a generic list of highlights.Its scale, regional differences and digital ec...
14/10/2026

China is not a destination I would plan from a generic list of highlights.

Its scale, regional differences and digital ecosystem require more structure than the average trip. The reward is a journey that moves between imperial palaces, neighborhood teahouses, high-speed trains, regional kitchens and some of the world’s most ambitious modern skylines.

For a first visit, I would begin with Beijing, Xi’an and Shanghai.

Beijing provides the historical and political context. Xi’an connects the journey to China’s dynastic and Silk Road history. Shanghai offers the contrast, with Art Deco architecture, contemporary design and a dining scene that deserves time of its own.

Ten nights is workable. Fourteen is better if you want to add Chengdu, Hangzhou or the landscapes around Guilin without turning the trip into a relay race.

The planning details matter here.

Entry requirements must be confirmed for the traveler’s nationality and itinerary. Major attractions and train journeys should be reserved in advance. Mobile payments need to be set up before arrival, and your connectivity plan should account for China’s distinct digital environment.

This is not a trip that benefits from improvising every detail after landing.

It benefits from a clear route, excellent guides and someone ensuring the practical pieces are handled before they become your problem.

Swipe for where I would stay, the tables worth reserving and how I would structure a first journey through China.

Which would interest you most: Beijing’s imperial history, Xi’an’s ancient legacy or Shanghai’s modern energy?

A corporate event should not require your internal team to become hospitality experts overnight.There are room rates to ...
07/10/2026

A corporate event should not require your internal team to become hospitality experts overnight.

There are room rates to compare, meeting-space requirements to clarify and contract terms that can affect the budget long after the venue has been selected. Then come the rooming lists, transportation details, catering decisions and inevitable last-minute changes.

As an experienced corporate event planner and meeting specialist, I understand how these pieces connect.

Voyavie can manage the full event, partner with the person already leading it internally or step in for one specific area such as venue sourcing, contract negotiation or room-block management.

Our role is to ask the right questions early, establish a clear structure and keep the hotel, suppliers and internal stakeholders aligned.

Your team should be focused on the people in the room and the purpose of bringing them together.

They should not be chasing room reservations or deciphering attrition clauses.

Planning a conference, convening, retreat, board meeting, sales kickoff or corporate event? Send us a message to discuss what your team needs.

05/10/2026

Your wish list includes three cities, two islands, every restaurant saved on Instagram and one suspiciously ambitious day trip.

Can we fit it all in? Possibly.

Should we? That is where I come in.

I look at travel time, check-in schedules, opening days and the pace you can realistically enjoy. Then I determine what belongs together, what needs more time and what is quietly working against the trip you actually want.

The goal is not to fit the greatest number of places into the itinerary.

It is to create the strongest version of the trip, with enough structure to experience what matters and enough space to enjoy being there.

You will still see and do plenty. You simply will not need a holiday from your holiday.

What is usually hardest for you to edit: destinations, hotels or activities?

02/10/2026

Your honeymoon does not have to follow the standard formula.

It does not need to involve the same island resort, the same photographs or ten days spent doing very little simply because that is what a honeymoon is “supposed” to look like.

Perhaps romance means waking up in the mountains, driving through a desert or sharing a bottle of w**e somewhere neither of you has visited before. Perhaps you want adventure followed by an excellent hotel. Perhaps you want privacy without feeling confined to a resort.

The point is not to choose the destination everyone associates with honeymoons. It is to choose the experience that feels most like the two of you.

Because romance does not require an overwater bungalow. Unless, of course, you genuinely want one.

Slovenia
Pair the Julian Alps with vineyard-covered hills, Lake Bled and a few nights on the Adriatic coast. It is ideal for couples who want scenery, beautiful food and several distinct experiences without spending half the honeymoon in transit.

Oman
Combine Muscat with the Hajar Mountains, desert nights and time beside the Arabian Sea. Choose this if you want privacy, dramatic landscapes and a sense of discovery with your excellent hotels.

Namibia
For couples who consider sunrise over desert dunes more romantic than rose petals on the bed. Think vast landscapes, intimate lodges, wildlife and stargazing with very little competition from anyone else’s itinerary.

The Azores
Volcanic landscapes, thermal pools, whale watching and Atlantic views without the usual European honeymoon circuit. A particularly good fit if you prefer your romance with hiking boots and a proper spa afterward.

Uruguay
Pair Montevideo with w**e country and the coast for a honeymoon built around long lunches, understated hotels and a slower rhythm. Quietly stylish without trying terribly hard, which is rather the point.

The best honeymoon destination is not the one that appears most often on Instagram. It is the one that reflects how the two of you actually want to spend your time.

Which would you choose: mountains, desert, safari, islands or w**e country?

Imagine Thanksgiving, but someone else handles the menu, sets the table and does every last dish.If hosting, grocery sho...
30/09/2026

Imagine Thanksgiving, but someone else handles the menu, sets the table and does every last dish.

If hosting, grocery shopping and managing the logistics are not how you want to spend the long weekend, consider taking Thanksgiving elsewhere this year.

I will recommend the right hotel, coordinate the details and make sure dinner is a reservation, not a three-day production.

You bring the people. I will manage the plan.

Let’s arrange it before the holiday rush begins.

28/09/2026

Perhaps the cure is not another productivity hack.

Perhaps it is sunshine, excellent company and an afternoon with absolutely nothing on the agenda.

Vitamin D, but make it a proper holiday.

There’s nothing quite like getting that first text from a client. The one that says, “We’re here, and it’s even better t...
25/09/2026

There’s nothing quite like getting that first text from a client. The one that says, “We’re here, and it’s even better than we imagined.”

That’s the moment all the planning, little details, and anticipation come together. It’s what I love most about creating journeys with Voyavie.

Ready for a trip that feels like it was made just for you? Let’s start planning.

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