Tauck Announces Major Expansion to Its European River Cruise Portfolio for 2027 Tauck has just announced its largest-ever expansion of European river cruise offerings for the 2027 season—an exciting development for luxury travelers and one that Carol and I are thrilled to share with…
What Is Slow-Mo Travel? Slow-mo travel is gaining popularity as more travelers seek journeys that unfold at a gentler, more intentional rhythm. In a world that often rewards speed, many are now embracing a slower, more mindful way of exploring. This shift, widely known…
Exclusive: A 2027 Luxury Cruise Through Japan, Korea, and China Over the past several years, we’ve watched demand for Japan cruises skyrocket. Our clients have repeatedly expressed frustration as the most desirable itineraries sell out a year or more in advance — often before…
WATCH KEN’S VIDEO INTRODUCTION Tauck: Ken Burns American Small-Group Land Journeys When it comes to exploring America’s most iconic landscapes, stories, and cultural touchstones, no one brings history to life quite like Ken Burns. His legendary documentaries have shaped how millions understand the nation’s…
A Foodie’s Dream Cruise: Inside Silversea’s S.A.L.T. Program Attention food lovers, culinary adventurers, and passionate “foodie cruisers” — this one’s for you. Luxury cruising with Silversea has always been about more than elegant ships and breathtaking destinations. It’s about immersion, connection, and authenticity. Their…
CLICK FOR 66-PAGE BROCHURE Introducing the All-New Seven Seas Prestige — Arriving 2026 Carol and I are excited to share some wonderful news from our friends at Regent Seven Seas Cruises®. Set to debut in 2026, the brand-new Seven Seas Prestige will usher in…
Smithsonian Journeys: Now on AmaWaterways and PONANT Carol and I have always believed that the best travel experiences are those that combine comfort, culture, and curiosity. When we sailed aboard PONANT’s Le Lapérouse on a Smithsonian Journeys voyage, we discovered what happens when luxury…
Why Sustainable Travel Matters Carol and I have visited hundreds of destinations around the world — from the bustling streets of Venice and Barcelona, where crowds can make it hard to truly experience the culture, to tiny Inuit villages in the Canadian Arctic, where…
AmaWaterways AmaMagna Review: Sailing the Danube in Grand Style There’s something wonderfully unhurried about drifting along the Danube, where each bend in the river reveals a new story etched into Europe’s landscape. Our recent journey with AmaWaterways aboard the magnificent AmaMagna began with cobblestone…
Before You Go: Buda and Pest, The Cities Behind Budapest A Tale of Two Cities on the Danube Before Budapest became one of Europe’s most enchanting capitals, it was actually two distinct cities: Buda and Pest — separated by the mighty Danube and joined…
