Travel Like A Diva

10/15/2026

Agave for days, Baja-inspired wellness, and service with a sixth sense are just a few reasons to stay at Las Ventanas al Paraíso, a Rosewood Resort. From the first margarita to the smallest thoughtful touch, here are five reasons this San José del Cabo oasis is worth a visit. 🌵✨

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In San José del Cabo, Mexico, thoughtful service, standout dining, and Baja-rooted spa rituals set this resort apart.

10/14/2026

A question I hear from clients who have already done Tokyo and Kyoto: what does round two of Japan look like?

One of my favorite answers is Amanemu, Aman's hot spring resort on the Ise-Shima peninsula, a coastline of green coves and fishing villages a couple of hours southeast of Kyoto and Osaka. Every suite and villa has its own onsen bath fed by mineral-rich thermal springs, so you get Japan's beloved bathing ritual in complete privacy. No shared pools or second-guessing the etiquette.

It shines brightest on a return trip, slow and deeply Japanese in a way the big cities can't be. First-timers shouldn't rule it out either: tack three nights onto the end of a Tokyo and Kyoto route, and you'll fly home rested instead of running on fumes.

First visit or fifth, Japan always has more to give. Reach out, and I'll start planning.

10/13/2026

Stay inside history in Cappadocia, where cave hotels have transformed ancient dwellings into some of the world’s most distinctive accommodations. Some date back thousands of years, offering a remarkable connection to the region’s underground heritage. 🏔️✨

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At Argos in Cappadocia, Museum Hotel, and Tafoni Houses Cave Hotel, ancient dwellings have been elevated by UNESCO World Heritage as well as preservationist hoteliers.

10/12/2026

Big news for train lovers. England and Wales finally have their first luxury sleeper train, and it was worth the wait.

The Britannic Explorer, Belmond's newest train, departs London on three-night journeys through Cornwall, Wales, or the Lake District, with just 18 suites on board.

On board you'll find a botanical bar in the observation car and, the part nobody expects, a wellness suite offering treatments while the countryside rolls past. Step off the train for coastal hikes, wild swims in the Lakes, and private gallery dinners.

The dining is reason enough to book. Menus come from Simon Rogan, the chef behind three-Michelin-star L'Enclume.

Advisor tip: the routes are scheduled back-to-back, so you can chain Cornwall into Wales for one week covering two very different Britains. Cabins are limited, so let's talk timing.

10/11/2026

Croatia keeps landing on client wish lists, and honestly, this footage explains it better than I can.

More than a thousand islands along the Adriatic. Medieval walled towns like Dubrovnik and Korčula. Waterfalls stacked through the national parks, and an entire peninsula, Istria, devoted to truffles and w**e. My favorite way to do it all is by sea, on a crewed yacht for the week, dropping anchor wherever looks best at lunchtime.

Advisor tip: June and September are the smart months, with warm swimming, open tables, and a fraction of the August crowds.

Ready for the Adriatic? Get in touch to learn more!

10/09/2026

Three signs it's time to work with a travel advisor:

1. You have 27 tabs open and less clarity than when you started. Endless reviews contradict each other. I've been to these places and can tell you in one call what actually fits.

2. The trip matters. Honeymoon, big anniversary, a once-in-a-lifetime destination. When the stakes are high, guesswork gets expensive, and a wrong hotel choice can't be refunded in memories.

3. You're the one who plans everything for everyone, and you'd like to actually be on this vacation instead of running it.

Sound familiar? Send me a message and see the difference on the very first trip.

10/08/2026

Centuries after artists and aristocrats embarked on the Grand Tour, Orient Express is reimagining the legendary journey for today. By rail, sea, and iconic hotel stays, this eight-day itinerary celebrates the timeless art of slow travel through Italy and France. 🚂⛵

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📷: Alexandre Tabaste

On this eight-day itinerary, stay at Orient Express Venezia and Rome's Orient Express La Minerva, ride La Dolce Vita Orient Express through Tuscany, and cruise the Mediterranean on the new Orient Express Corinthian sailing yacht.

10/07/2026

My favorite under-the-radar Mediterranean capital? Valletta. And I know exactly where you should stay.

Iniala Valletta is the only Forbes Five-Star hotel in Malta, four years running, and it just received the country's first two Michelin Keys. The hotel occupies a row of centuries-old townhouses on St. Barbara Bastion, looking straight across the Grand Harbour. Just 23 rooms, each one different, with a spa carved into the old stone vaults below.

The rooftop is the showstopper: ION Harbour by Simon Rogan, the most celebrated dining room in the country, with the harbor and the Three Cities glowing across the water at sunset. Book that table before you book your flights.

Malta squeezes 7,000 years of history into a few square miles, and this is the place to sleep in the middle of it. Let's plan it.

10/06/2026

Beyond Wimbledon and the US Open, a collection of intimate tournaments is redefining the tennis travel experience. Explore five U.S. events worth planning a trip around, along with the hotels that elevate every match day. 🎾🌟

📷: International Tennis Hall of Fame

Keep the fun going after the US Open at ATP and WTA professional tennis tournaments in Palm Springs, Newport, Miami, and more.

10/04/2026

The hotel currently ranked #9 in the world isn't on a beach. It's deep in the Yucatán jungle.

Chablé Yucatán, a restored 19th-century hacienda outside Mérida, holds the #9 spot on the World's 50 Best Hotels list and was just named the Best Hotel in North America for the third year in a row.

The claim to fame is the spa, built around a natural cenote, one of the underground pools the Maya considered sacred. It was the first spa in the world designed that way.

Every casita comes with its own private pool and jungle views. Dinner is its own event too, with menus shaped by Jorge Vallejo of Mexico City's famed Quintonil and a tequila library so deep it earned a Guinness World Record.

Advisor tip: pair it with the ruins of Uxmal and a day in Mérida's colonial center. Mexico beyond the beach is one of my favorite trips to plan. Let's talk.