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Packing for New Zealand with Rebecca Taylor
The designer whose eponymous fashion brand evoked a romantic, vintage-inspired vibe moved her family back to her hometown of Wellington, where she launched A’Court, a line of functional, seasonless pieces inspired by the raw beauty of New Zealand’s landscape.
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Drew Kluska, founder of The Tailor
Over nearly three decades of designing custom journeys across Australia, Drew Kluska, founder of The Tailor, has built a deep well of field guides, station owners, pilots, chefs, and artists who can unlock the kinds of experiences that stick.
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Jules Perowne, founder of Perowne International
Our friend Jules Perowne is the founder and CEO of Perowne International, a London-based PR-comms agency behind some of the most coveted names in hospitality—think Singita and Passalacqua, Gleneagles and the Oetker Collection.
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Packing with Natalie Shaquer
When we came across travel creator Natalie Shaquer’s sudoku packing framework, we were immediately won over by its simple and sensical approach: a grid-based system for building a 9 piece travel wardrobe that makes 27 outfits.
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Valerie McMurray, founder of Soleil Toujours
Soleil Toujours founder Valerie McMurray found her calling in suncare while pregnant, when she realized there was no clean mineral SPF she felt good about putting on her skin. More than a decade on, the brand has become a cult favorite. She breaks down mineral vs. chemical sunscreens, why SPF on a plane is non-negotiable,…
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Meg Yash, Timbuktu Travel
With nearly 20 years in the travel industry, Meg Yash specializes in adventure travel across Africa, Asia and Latin America. Drawing on a background in international development, she designs travel rooted in ethical, sustainable practices, guiding newcomers and seasoned travelers alike toward off-the-beaten-path, immersive experiences in nature.
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Charles “Charlie” Vere Nicoll, owner of Le Toiny, St. Barth
After selling the legendary Isle de France on St. Barth, Charlie Vere Nicoll thought he was done with hotels—until he and his wife Mandie fell for Le Toiny. The hotelier (and vicar!) shares the story behind the property’s revival, his favorite corners of the island and its true spirit beyond the yachts, and the hotels…
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Jordan Romm
Nearly 20 years ago, he launched LITA: immersive language programs for US high school students in Spain, specializing in off the beaten path locations and smaller communities. Now he’s organizing trips for adults to provide authentic and hyper-local experiences, far from the country’s tourist hubs.
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Vanessa Bell, founder of Crème de la Crème
Vanessa Bell spent years moving between continents before settling in Buenos Aires 16 years ago. Sensing a need for a more nuanced view of the city, Vanessa founded Crème de la Crème, curating deeply personal, insider itineraries.