Italy for the honeymoon. Paris with the kids. Portugal with the girls from bookclub. Two weeks bouncing between cities you've saved for years. Or a Mediterranean cruise with a few very adventurous days on either side.
Whatever version has been living in your head, I’m here to make it even better in real life.
I’m here for the museums, the landmarks, the can’t miss it because we came all this way moments. But I’m equally here for the long lunch that turns into drinks, the afternoon spent shopping with nowhere else to be, and the ridiculously comfy hotel bed waiting for you at the end of the day.
The best luxury European travel has a little bit of both: plans worth getting dressed for and enough room to enjoy wherever you woke up that morning.
As your travel planner to Europe, I’ll curate where you’re going, where you’re staying, how you’re getting there, and what you’re doing once you arrive—down to the reservations, transfers, and little in-between details you didn’t know you needed to think about.
Wait—how are we getting from Positano to the airport?
Can we actually do Florence + Amalfi in eight nights?
Is this private tour worth the upgrade?
Are we going to regret changing hotels this many times?
Are we trying to do way too much?
Can we do wine country with the kids?
Which excursions are worth booking through the cruise line?
The best kind of luxury?
Knowing everything’s already been thought of.
Do we need timed tickets for this?
Europe looks even better with something to celebrate.
The average investment for a European vacation is $500-$800 per person, per day. Flights quoted separately.
Everyone wants to go. Nobody wants to be the one coordinating eight people, four hotel rooms, flights, transfers, dinner reservations, and everyone’s opinions.
Perfect. That’s my job.
Mahjong in Mallorca? Wine club in Tuscany? Book club in the South of France?
Mahj with a view, anyone?
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