About how I work, where I've been, and what I've learned. Not a feed — a curated reading list.
The voice + values pieces — what the practice stands for.
Most travel-buying falls into two camps: the order-taker who books what you described, and the expert who already decided what you should want. I'm building something different. A collaborator with a point of view.
An advisor's lens on Sephardic Spain, Ashkenazi Europe, Israel, and the trips that earn the depth. How I plan Jewish heritage travel — the destinations, the archetypes, the operators, and why the work is different when the lens is right.
Shelby texted me out of the blue: there was a plan, and it needed a co-conspirator. Eight weeks later, in a valley of seventy-two waterfalls, Bonnie said yes. Here's the trip with a secret folded inside it.
Lived-experience writing — what the trips actually felt like.
She wasn't looking for a vacation. She was looking for permission to disappear — and then maybe come back a little different. Here's how we built 45 days around that.
There is no flight that competes with the feeling of crossing the Atlantic by sea. Here’s what a Cunard transatlantic crossing is actually like—from someone who’s done it.
Sometimes you need to be somewhere else entirely — somewhere that has no memory of who you usually are at the table. The Danube, it turned out, was the right kind of somewhere else.
Analytical pieces that earn their depth — the takes that compound.
The three great European river cruise routes are all beautiful and completely different. Here's how I help clients pick — Educator, Romantic, or Intimate.
Jacques Cousteau called it "the aquarium of the world." Sea lions at Los Islotes, gray whales in Bahía Magdalena, dolphins from the skiff, and the kind of expedition pace that lets the trip find you. Most travelers don't know to plan for it.
The bachelorette you want to remember isn't the one in matching shirts.