Tag: Paris
August Adventures Await!
As July comes to an end, I can’t help but look forward to the month of August. August is and always has been a favorite month of mine. This August happens to be a busy time for my travels. I begin the month with a trip to Chicago, flying out of Sarasota–Bradenton International Airport to Chicago O’Hare. Along with some of my colleagues, I will be attending our 12th annual TrazeeTravel Awards and ninth annual WhereverFamily awards at the Peninsula Chicago.
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Luxury Travel in Chilean Patagonia: Where Refinement Meets the Wild Edge
At the gateway to Chilean Patagonia, Los Lagos opens a landscape in constant motion. Volcanic peaks rise sharply above glacial lakes, mist moves through dense forests, and light shifts across every horizon. Here, luxury travel in Chilean Patagonia unfolds moment by moment, balancing raw energy with seamless comfort.
Wandering, Wonder and One Last Baguette
By this point of the trip, I had fully surrendered to the rhythm of Paris. No agenda, no hurry — just me, my worn-in sneakers and a city that seemed to unveil magic at every corner. I set off with no real plan, just a vague mental map and a craving for beautiful things.
Montmartre: Cheese, Wine, Pastry & More
This is the third installment of my blogs about my recent solo trip to Paris.
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Why Japan Is Best Explored by Sea with Princess
Japan is a destination that rewards repeat visits because no two regions — or seasons — feel quite the same. One moment, you’re wandering through centuries-old geisha districts in Kanazawa. The next, you’re watching neon reflections dance across Tokyo streets long after midnight.
A Day of Discovery and Serendipity
After a peaceful night in my cozy Airbnb, it was time to check out and move to my new home for the next few days: the stunning Hôtel Norman in the Opéra district. Nestled just off the Champs-Élysées, the hotel felt like a Parisian dream. My junior suite, complete with a balcony overlooking the city, made me feel like I was living in my very own Parisian apartment — and I couldn’t have been more thrilled (but more on that in an upcoming GT Tested review in Global Traveler). I spent a good amount of time simply gazing at the grand architecture of the neighborhood before setting out to explore more of the city.