The Journal
Destination guides, packing edits, and advisor favorites — the stories behind beautifully planned trips.

Not sure where to go beyond Lisbon? Our city-to-coast-to-countryside itinerary — Lisbon, the Algarve and the Douro Valley — with favorite stays, activities, food and more.

A tucked-away stay at Hotel Yellowstone, mountain views that do the talking, and our dinner list for Jackson and Teton Village.

America at its most untamed — Bozeman, Big Sky, Paradise Valley and Yellowstone: where to go, eat and stay in Montana.

Castles, Highland drives, cozy pubs and whisky by the fire. Everything to know before your Scotland trip, from driving tips to tipping and packing.

Castle stays, a 1,200-year-old library, the liveliest pubs in Europe and the Wild Atlantic coast. Here is how we plan Ireland, from Dublin to Galway and everywhere in between.

Twinkling bridges, Christmas markets, a certain marmalade-loving bear and one easy train ride between two magical cities. Here is how we plan Paris and London for families in fall and winter.

The short list of things that actually earn their space in my carry-on — the ones I repack before every single flight, no matter where we are going or how long we are gone.

White-knuckle airport days and bribes across three time zones — none of it necessary. My eight tried-and-true tips (plus the exact items I pack) for keeping kids 5 and under happy, busy, and mostly calm on the go.

The extra, polished way to do Disney World — beautiful resorts, coveted dining, thoughtful park strategy, and every family detail handled before you arrive.

Family-focused versus family-friendly, why Austria and the Dolomites are made for kids, and a full look at Dachsteinkoenig Familux Resort - from someone who has been traveling with her kids since they were two and three.

A friendly guide to how we price and plan your journey — the questions clients actually ask, answered honestly, with real numbers.

Alpine farms, Mediterranean beach clubs, one grand lakeside palace — the European hotels that were built for families, not just resigned to them. Every one slept in with my own kids.

Fifty-five kilometers of ridiculous coastline, lemons the size of your head, and a pace of life that dares you to put your phone down. This one is not an itinerary — it is my little black book of the Amalfi Coast: the towns, the tables, the beach clubs, and the bakeries worth a detour.

Okay, hear me out — Iceland is the kind of place that doesn't even feel real until you're standing in the middle of it. Glaciers you can walk inside, waterfalls you can stroll behind, and a lagoon so absurdly blue you'll think someone messed with the saturation on your eyes.