Every city we cover
One city at a time. NYC for now — more on the way. If there is somewhere you want us to write about next, tell us.
Argentina
Patagonia's lake town, planned around the two clocks that actually decide the week — and what 2026 costs.
France
France's wine capital on the Garonne — golden 18th-century stone, the Miroir d'eau, canelés, and vineyards at the door.
Buenos Aires for groups who want more than a tango show — parrillas, Palermo, and the barrios we'd build a trip around.
Colombia
Colombia's Caribbean walled city, priced honestly for 2026 — after the peso moved, and with every gate charging separately.
Denmark
Copenhagen for groups who want more than a photo stop — harbor swims, smørrebrød counters, and the neighborhoods we'd pick.
Argentina's second city: cuarteto, the best sandwich in the country, and the sierras an hour behind it.
Italy
Florence for groups who want more than a checklist — the dome climb, long Tuscan lunches, and Oltrarno evenings.
Brazil
An island with three different trips on it — oysters, surf, Azorean villages, and the house you split eight ways.
France's Mediterranean coast — Nice as your base, socca and rosé, hilltop Èze, Monaco, and beaches that earn the hype.
Two countries, one waterfall: what's open, what the tickets cost now, and how to do both sides properly.
Portugal
Seven hills, tiled facades, and the best seafood in Europe — how to eat, ride, and plan Lisbon with your group.
Argentina's wine capital, planned properly: the transport decision that comes first, and what 2026 actually costs.