Italy and Croatia are two of Europe's most-loved destinations for good reason — and when you pair them together, something magical happens. The grandeur of Italy meets the intimacy of Croatia. Ancient ruins give way to crystalline Adriatic waters. World-class pasta becomes fresh-caught seafood grilled over an open flame on a private island.

When planning a trip to Europe, one question comes up almost every time: Should we visit one country—or try to fit in a few? It’s tempting to say yes to everything. Paris, Rome, Barcelona… all in one trip. But here’s the truth: More destinations doesn’t always mean a better experience.

January is when serious travel planning goes into high gear.

While 2026 planning technically begins before the ball drops on New Year’s Eve, once January arrives, travel moves to the top of many clients’ priority lists. Within the industry, it’s often called “Plan-uary”—a season packed with new inquiries, consultation calls, and custom itinerary requests. So what’s are we planning for our clients right now?

What I love about Lyon, the culinary capital of France and so much more.

This week, we’re diving into the art of chartering a private yacht, from the chic harbors of the Mediterranean to far-flung, sun-kissed shores.

Nestled between Europe and North Africa, Malta offers travelers an enchanting Mediterranean destination that blends rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Read more about why you should consider this island nation as an alternative to Italy, Greece, or Croatia.

I work with many clients who love traveling for food and wine (as do I!) and there is one small, but important culinary destination that comes up over and over again with clients - San Sebastian. This city on the northern coast of Spain is a food (and wine) lover’s dream - it has the highest number of Michelin-starred restaurants per capita in the world (11 in a city of less than 200,000 people). Have I piqued your interest now in this tiny corner of the world, straddling Spain and France? 

Madrid. Even though I really love so many cities in Spain, Madrid is the one that truly captured my heart. Read on to learn more about what we love in Madrid and what to do when you visit.

Summer is the best time to visit Scandinavia - cooler temps than you’ll find in the rest of Europe, long days and short nights, and more.

Why you should add Paros to your Greece itinerary!

White washed walls, sparkling blue seas, and olive groves everywhere you look - this is Puglia. It’s an incredibly beautiful part of the country with a more relaxed vibe than you’ll find in those more touristy seaside areas such as the Amalfi Coast or Cinque Terre.