Travel+Leisure (Nov ‘21)
A first look at Iceland’s newest luxury stay—city digs in the heart of Reykjavik.
The picnic wars of mustique →
Avenue (Nov ‘21)
When it comes to entertaining, it’s old money versus new on the Caribbean’s most exclusive island.
Where to Honeymoon in 2022 →
Harper’s Bazaar (Oct ‘21)
Organized for ease by type (beach, forest, city etc), these are the best spots to celebrate one’s nuptials once Covid subsides in earnest.
That time I worked as a cast member at disney →
Bloomberg (Oct ‘21)
Keeping her shoes on is the least of Cinderella’s worries at the world’s most popular theme park.
That time I was a deckhand on a superyacht →
Bloomberg (Jul ‘21)
From sending helicopters to fetch caviar to accompanying guests on million-dollar shopping sprees; these are secrets of working for the ultra-rich at sea.
The best summer getaways from NYC →
Harper’s Bazaar (Jun ‘21)
All the best places to scope out this summer—from a short hop to a few-hour flight—for the perfect weekend escape from Gotham.
the next 7 wonders of the world →
Bloomberg (Jun ‘21)
From the kelp forests of South Africa to the enigmatic statues of San Agustin, Colombia; these are the world’s true wonders worth adding to every bucket list.
Maori Experiences in New Zealand →
Travel+Leisure (Apr ‘21)
A shortlist of newly emerging aboriginal experiences to enhance your cultural exploration of one of the most compelling and far-flung nations in the world.
Tokyo's best hotels →
Condé Nast Traveler (Feb ‘21)
A definitive list of Tokyo’s best properties from hostels up to lavish five-star stays and everything in between.
The Best places to travel solo →
Harper’s Bazaar (Jan ‘21)
Consider this your how-to guide for everything you need to know about planning an essential trip sans family and friends.
Best Tokyo Day Trips →
Condé Nast Traveler (Jan ‘21)
From the ryokans of Hakone to the UNESCO protected temples of Nikko, these are the best spots to take a break from the big smoke.
Where to go in 2021 →
Bloomberg (Jan ‘21)
Help change the world - and yourself - one destination at a time on these compelling trips to take in 2021.
Where to go in 2021 →
Harper’s Bazaar (Dec ‘20)
From the backwaters of the Great Lakes to the ruins of Saudi Arabia, these are the places we’re most excited to visit when travel resumes in earnest.
Iceland wants to restart tourism, but only for the wealthy →
Bloomberg (Nov ‘20)
Iceland joins a handful of other countries in extending long-stay visas for digital nomads, but there’s a catch: you have to make almost $100,000 a year.
Nouveau Feudalism in the age of Coronavirus →
Avenue (Nov ‘20)
It’s a brave new world as the wealthy elite (and their staff) cloister themselves away behind the gates of their mansions.
When Ivy League dorm life moves to Airbnbs →
Avenue Magazine (Nov ‘20)
As the pandemic rages on, elite college students are replicating dorm life in luxury rentals all over the country and beyond as they tune into classes via Zoom.
The presidential election is also tanking the travel industry →
Bloomberg (Oct ‘20)
There’s a significant dip in travel bookings made every four years, regardless of the pandemic.
Covid-free travel in the Caribbean this winter →
Bloomberg (Oct ‘20)
Pummeled by Zika, hurricanes and now Covid-19, the Caribbean is desperate to regenerate tourism; here’s what that means for your potential holiday.
The new covid conundrum: offering service without a smile →
Bloomberg (Sep ‘20)
Six months into the pandemic, with sanitation standards thoroughly reinvented and remastered, conveying warmth is the new hot topic among hoteliers and restaurateurs.
Thanks to the pandemic, luxury hotels become home →
Bloomberg (Aug ‘20)
With work (and school) from home, luxury travelers remain untethered to their primary residences, and are splashing out on multi-month stays at five-star resorts for the fall.