Travel Inspiration
I love traditions; I also love making new traditions. Thanksgiving is filled with tried-and-true classics: turkey dinner, football, cozy fall vibes. This year, consider trying something new to celebrate the holiday. When you distill Thanksgiving down to its essence, it’s all about loved ones.
My curated guide provides an overview of places to stay, what to do and where to eat in Puerto Vallarta (and nearby Punta Mita). Consider it a mere starting point to spark a little wanderlust. When you’re ready, reach out to plan and book your dream Puerto Vallarta getaway.
​Barcelona is a city of layers. It still bears evidence of its various historical periods, from Roman occupation to medieval splendor, 20th-century artistic renaissance to Olympic resurgence in the 90s. As a result, the city is uniquely worldly and dynamic. As much as there is to see, however, also leave ample time for wandering.
If any country was primed for hotel excellence, it’s Japan. Michelin gets it, and has bestowed its coveted Key on 108 hotels in the country. (The famed tire brand has also brought its esteemed Key ratings to hotels in France, Italy, Spain and the US.)
Rome is a city whose past and present are mingled on every corner. Iconic landmarks and captivating museums transport travelers back centuries, while bustling street markets and piazzas offer a lively taste of today’s culture. Italy’s capital appeals to all types of travelers, from families to couples, and its food scene is not to be missed.
There’s a reason Costa Rica’s national motto is pura vida. The phrase literally translates to “pure life,” and it encompasses the country’s joyful, holistic approach to living. The people are exceptionally warm and welcoming, always eager to share their life stories, and to hear about yours.