As a Catholic with Irish roots, St. Patrick’s Day was always more than just a holiday—it was a celebration I looked forward to each year. I remember decorating my school uniform with little leprechaun pins and baking green-colored cookies in our kitchen. While I learned about St. Patrick’s life during these traditions, what stuck with
As someone who used to travel full-time, a lot has changed for me in the past few years. Pandemic aside, I’ve been more intentional about where, and how often, I travel. A big part of that has to do with finding beauty in what I used to view as mundane; things like a morning routine
There’s no shortage of things to see and do in London but for my recent trip across the pond, I tried to go beyond the tourist attractions and delve into the local culture. Whether it’s your first time in London or your tenth, there are always opportunities to go the immersive route. Scroll below for
The Royal wedding of the (now) Duke and Duchess of Sussex may be behind us, but I personally will never forget what a beautiful ceremony it was from start to finish…at least, from what I could tell having watched the nuptials from my laptop screen. Even though I’m not a royal in real life, I
I may be writing this from sunny Costa Rica, but I have the Nordic countries on my mind? Why? Well, I’ll be visiting Iceland for the first time this November, and will be speaking at the Trablin International Summit. I’m so excited to explore this beautiful country and maybe even catch a glimpse of the
Monaco has always fascinated me, especially the luxurious Monte Carlo so I jumped at the chance to spend 24 hours exploring this very special city.
A week in Georgia wasn’t nearly long enough but here’s a little teaser of the best things to see, do and EAT while there!
Georgian wine is some of the best I’ve every tasted…and believe me, I’ve tasted my fair share of varietals over the years. Here are 5 fast-facts you never knew about Georgia.
Calling all introverts! Yes, you can cruise and YES, you should. I recently sailed on the Regent Seven Seas Explorer from Barcelona to Monte Carlo. Here’s how I survived my shyness and you can, too.
You don’t have to be a wine fanatic to appreciate Lavaux, but it certainly helps. Rooted in tradition, many wines from this region are still made like the Benedictines and Cistercian monks did in the 11th century. If you’re a white wine drinker, you’re in for an extra special treat. What to expect Before landing
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