If you’ve missed previous newsletter emails that I’ve sent out, you can find them below! I don’t archive the What to Be Planning ones because they are typically only relevant in the month they are sent. Let me know if any of these make you eager to travel!
Piggybacking off the recent summer Olympics, I'm highlighting France for this month's Destination Spotlight. France is a popular destination for first time travelers to Europe, as many airlines offer direct flights from the US to Paris, and France is well-connected by public transport, including a high-speed train system, making it easy to explore the entire country without needing a car.
Read MoreI'm throwing the usual planning guide on its head this month: instead of telling you what to plan, I'm going to tell you what you shouldn't be planning for 2025, and that is Italy, particularly Rome.
Read MoreWith a long history that is different than most of its European relatives, Spain is a terrific place to travel to. Situated on the Iberian peninsula in Western Europe, Spain has influence from not only its European neighbors, but also exhibits unique Moorish architecture and some Islamic ties from their neighbors to the south.
Read MoreThis family was referred to me by another lovely client (thank you for referrals!) and they wanted to spend their kids' Spring Break in London & Paris. As they wanted to ensure they made the most of their time there, they opted for private tours for many of their activities.
Read MoreSummertime in Europe is considered the peak season - meaning it costs more, is busier, and popular destinations, accommodations, or tours can have limited availability quickly. July is an excellent time to begin planning your 2024 summer Europe trip! Ensure you get the flights, hotels, tours, and tickets you want before they are gone or way too pricey. Europe has seen a booming 2023 summer season, it's expecting an even bigger 2024!
Read MoreThese clients decided to do a honey-fund for their wedding, having guests contribute to their honeymoon budget. They wanted to spend the majority of their time in London, as the groom had studied abroad there in college and he wanted to share some of his memories with his new bride. They also wanted to explore Edinburgh's art festival, and of course, check out the Eiffel Tower while in Paris.
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