Whitney Haldeman
This Week in the World: Week 10

15 Of The Most Luxurious Hotels in London

Every time I stroll through London’s historic streets, I'm reminded of its timeless allure. But beyond the iconic landmarks and bustling markets lies another world — a world of unparalleled luxury. I've had the privilege of experiencing some of the city's most opulent hotels (as well as booking these regularly for my clients), and each is a universe unto itself. From whispered tales of royalty to modern architectural marvels, these establishments redefine luxury. 

Join me as I recount my personal journey through London's 15 most exquisite hotels, where every stay tells a story, and every corner holds a secret. If you’re keen to book any of these, be sure to contact Team Atlas, as our clients receive VIP perks, upgrades, and amenities at no cost to them!

The 15 Best Luxury Hotels in London

1. The Goring

Belgravia's Hidden Gem
Nestled in the heart of Belgravia, The Goring is more than just a hotel; it's a living testament to British heritage. Its lush private gardens and rooms that whisper tales of bygone eras make it a place where tradition meets luxury. Whether it's the impeccable service or the Royal Warrant from the Queen, every detail beckons you to experience a slice of British history.


📍 Beeston Place, London SW1W 0JW
📞 +44 (0)20 7396 9000
🌐 thegoring.com


2. The Connaught

Artistry in Mayfair
The Connaught, in the heart of Mayfair, is where art and luxury intertwine. It's a haven for art lovers with a facade that tells tales of the 19th century and an interior adorned with over 3,000 art pieces. The Japanese water feature outside, which mystically releases a mist every fifteen minutes, adds a touch of serenity to the bustling city life.


📍 Carlos Place, Mayfair, London W1K 2AL
📞 +44 (0)20 7499 7070
🌐 the-connaught.co.uk


3. The Dorchester

Timeless Elegance on Park Lane
The Dorchester is not just a hotel; it's a journey through time. With its 1930s art deco exterior, it stands as an iconic part of British heritage. The rooms whisper tales of Hollywood glamour, with Elizabeth Taylor's untouched pink marble bathroom being a testament. And with three Michelin stars under its roof, it's a culinary paradise, too.


📍 53 Park Lane, Mayfair, London W1K 1QA
📞 +44 (0)20 7629 8888
🌐 dorchestercollection.com


4. The Corinthia

Regal Splendor Near Trafalgar
Opened in 2011, The Corinthia promises a blend of old-world charm and modern luxury. Boasting the largest standard rooms in London, it's a grand hotel reimagined for the 21st century. Just a stone's throw from Trafalgar Square, it offers unparalleled views, a world-class spa, and the culinary delights of celebrity chef Tom Kerridge.

📍 Whitehall Place, London SW1A 2BD
📞 +44 (0)20 7930 8181
🌐 corinthia.com


5. The Egerton House Hotel

Knightsbridge's Luxurious Secret
A stone's throw from Harrods, The Egerton House Hotel is a sanctuary of luxury in bustling Knightsbridge. Each suite is a masterpiece, adorned with rich colors and tailored to your every need. Whether it's a pot of tea awaiting your arrival or a bath prepared after a long day, the personal touches make it truly special.

📍 17-19 Egerton Terrace, Knightsbridge, London SW3 2BX
📞 +44 (0)20 7589 2412
🌐 egertonhousehotel.com


6. The Ritz

Legendary Luxury in Piccadilly
Stepping into The Ritz is like embracing a piece of London's soul. Opened by the illustrious César Ritz in 1906, it's a place where history and opulence dance in harmony. Every corner tells a story, from the Louis XVI-style interiors to the Michelin-starred Ritz Restaurant. And with guests like Charlie Chaplin and Sir Winston Churchill, you're in legendary company.

📍 150 Piccadilly, St. James's, London W1J 9BR
📞 +44 (0)20 7493 8181
🌐 theritzlondon.com


7. Brown’s Hotel

Mayfair's Historic Retreat
Brown's Hotel isn't just London's first hotel; it's a chronicle of its rich tapestry. Opened in 1837, its corridors echo with whispers of royalty, Oscar winners, and even the world's first telephone call. The Donovan Bar transports you to a bygone era, while the Michelin-starred Charlie’s offers a modern culinary delight.

📍 Albemarle Street, Mayfair, London W1S 4BP
📞 +44 (0)20 7493 6020
🌐 roccofortehotels.com


8. The Langham

Grandeur in the Heart of London
Since 1865, The Langham has been the epitome of European luxury. Situated at the pinnacle of Regent Street, it offers a blend of history and modernity. The Infinity Suite is a testament to luxury, with its magnificent infinity bath offering a spa-like experience right in your room. And with its proximity to Bond Street, it's a shopper's paradise.

📍 1c Portland Place, Regent Street, London W1B 1JA
📞 +44 (0)20 7636 1000
🌐 london.langhamhotels.co.uk


9. The Lanesborough

Panoramic Views of Hyde Park
Overlooking Hyde Park, The Lanesborough is where luxury meets history. Every room is a symphony of elegance and attention to detail. Céleste, its Michelin-starred restaurant, promises a culinary journey like no other. The Royal Suite, with its regal gold and blue tones, offers a dining experience fit for kings and queens.

📍 Hyde Park Corner, London SW1X 7TA
📞 +44 (0)20 7259 5599
🌐 oetkercollection.com/lanesborough


10. The Savoy

Iconic Elegance on the River Thames
Since 1889, The Savoy has been the crown jewel of London's luxury scene. Restored to its original Edwardian and Art Deco splendor, it offers breathtaking views of the Thames. The Royal Suite, spanning the entire fifth floor, offers unparalleled vistas of London's landmarks. And with nine 'signature suites', every stay is a unique experience.

📍 Strand, London WC2R 0EZ
📞 +44 (0)20 7836 4343
🌐 the-savoy.com


11. Claridge's

Art Deco Elegance in Mayfair
Nestled in Mayfair, Claridge's is where timeless elegance meets modern luxury. Its Art Deco charm has been a magnet for stars and socialites for over a century. Whether you're sipping afternoon tea in The Foyer or indulging in world-renowned chef Daniel Humm's culinary masterpieces, you're in for a treat. And with Harrods just a stroll away, it's a shopper's dream.

📍 Brook Street, Mayfair, London W1K 4HR
📞 +44 (0)20 7629 8860
🌐 claridges.co.uk


12. Dukes London

Hidden Gem in St. James
Tucked away in a quiet courtyard in St. James, Dukes London is a sanctuary of refined British charm. Its legendary Martinis in Dukes Bar have been lauded globally. And with its proximity to Buckingham Palace and Green Park, it's a royal retreat in the heart of the city. The Duke of Clarence Suite, with views over Green Park, is a luxurious haven.

📍 35 St James's Pl, St. James's, London SW1A 1NY
📞 +44 (0)20 7491 4840
🌐 dukeshotel.com


13. 45 Park Lane

Contemporary Chic Overlooking Hyde Park
45 Park Lane is where modern design meets classic luxury. Designed by the renowned architect Thierry Despont, its façade is an eco-friendly marvel. Inside, you're greeted with personal living spaces that feel like private residences. And with CUT, Wolfgang Puck's celebrated restaurant, your culinary desires are well catered for.

📍 45 Park Ln, Mayfair, London W1K 1PN
📞 +44 (0)20 7493 4545
🌐 45parklane.com


14. Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Phoenix Rising in Knightsbridge
After a devastating fire, the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park has been reborn, blending its iconic heritage with modern luxury. Overlooking Hyde Park, it's a stone's throw from Knightsbridge's delights. The spa, spread across two floors, is a sanctuary of relaxation. And with two Michelin-starred restaurants, your palate is in for a treat.


📍 66 Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7LA
📞 +44 (0)20 7235 2000
🌐 mandarinoriental.com/london


15. The Berkeley

Fashionable Luxury in Knightsbridge
In the heart of Knightsbridge, The Berkeley stands as a beacon of luxury. Whether you're sipping cocktails at the famed 'Blue Bar' or dining at the two-Michelin-starred restaurant Marcus Wareing, you're in for an exquisite experience. The rooftop health club, with panoramic views of Hyde Park, is the cherry on top.

📍 Wilton Pl, Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7RL
📞 +44 (0)20 7235 6000
🌐 the-berkeley.co.uk

Elevate Your London Stay With Blonde Atlas 

So, you've just had a glimpse into the crème de la crème of London's hotel scene. But let's be real — reading about these hotels is one thing; experiencing them is another level entirely. And that's where Team Atlas comes in.

While we've covered some of London's most luxurious stays, booking your hotel through me takes your experience from memorable to downright unforgettable. When you book with me, you're not just a guest but a VIP. That means you're eligible for a host of exclusive perks at no extra cost — think early check-in, late check-out, room upgrades, and even food & beverage credits to lavish on yourself during your stay. Oh, and let's not forget about the complimentary breakfast to start your day off right.

But the perks don't stop at the hotel door. Whether you let my team book your personal travel or you fancy joining us for an Atlas Adventures group trip, we specialize in crafting unique, fully customizable London adventures that go beyond just a plush pillow to rest your head. From exclusive experiences to VIP access at London's top attractions, we make sure every moment of your trip is as extraordinary as you are.

Ready to experience London in the lap of luxury? Get in touch with us at Blonde Atlas. Your next-level London experience is just a call or click away.

10 Best Museums And Galleries In London

London, the vibrant capital of the United Kingdom, is a city steeped in history and culture. Its art scene is as diverse as its population, with a rich tapestry of influences from around the globe. From the grandeur of the Victorian era to the edgy contemporary art scene, London's museums and galleries provide a feast for the senses and a journey through time.

As an avid traveler and art enthusiast, I've had the pleasure of exploring many of these cultural gems. Here, I've compiled a list of my top 10 must-visit museums and galleries in London for 2023. If you love history or are simply curious, let me introduce you to some of the most unforgettable experiences this bustling city has to offer. Let’s get started!

1. Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) 

The Victoria and Albert Museum, or the V&A, is a world-class art and design museum. Its diverse collection spans 5,000 years, offering a unique journey through time and culture. From ancient textiles to contemporary fashion, intricate sculptures to delicate ceramics, each piece narrates a story of the civilizations that shaped our world. A wonderful place indeed; calling it the Crown Jewel of London's museums would not be far from the truth.

The museum's architecture itself is a masterpiece, with grand facades and ornate detailing reflecting Victorian aesthetics. The Medieval and Renaissance galleries are a highlight, showcasing exquisite artifacts that transport you back to a time of chivalry and romance.

Due to its massive popularity, the V&A can get crowded, especially during weekends and school holidays, so consider booking your tickets in advance. This allows you to plan your visit, ensuring you don't miss anything memorable. The museum also hosts special exhibitions, workshops, talks, and performances, offering deeper insights into the collection.

If you want to immerse yourself in the beauty and wonder of human creativity, the V&A is a must-visit for you.

2. Wallace Collection 

The Wallace Collection is tucked away in a historic London townhouse, which is why it often gets overlooked by tourists. This gallery showcases masterpieces by renowned artists like Titian and Rembrandt alongside a remarkable collection of French 18th-century paintings, furniture, and porcelain.

With its grand, light-filled space, the recently refurbished Great Gallery is a must-see. Despite its grandeur, the museum maintains an intimate feel akin to stepping into a private home filled with priceless artworks.

Entry is free, but it can get busy, especially on weekends. For a more relaxed visit, consider a weekday trip. You can also enhance your experience with the museum's guided tours that offer deeper insights into the collection.

This gallery is a one-of-a-kind blend of art and history housed in an intimate setting, which sets it apart from other cultural institutions. So, why not take a detour from the beaten path and discover the Wallace Collection?

3. Churchill War Rooms 

The Churchill War Rooms offer an immersive peek into the heart of Britain's World War II operations. Hidden beneath the bustling streets of London, this underground complex served as the secret headquarters for Winston Churchill and his team. As you navigate the maze of rooms and corridors, you'll encounter original maps and documents that were crucial to the war effort.

The Cabinet Room, left untouched since the war, provides a poignant snapshot of history, and the Churchill Museum, part of the complex, provides a comprehensive exploration of Churchill's life and legacy, from his early years to his time as Prime Minister.

To avoid disappointment, you should book tickets in advance, especially during peak tourist season. Also, consider joining a guided tour — the Churchill War Room’s guides are highly knowledgeable and bring history to life with their fascinating insights and anecdotes.

The Churchill War Rooms are more of a time capsule than a simple museum, offering a rare window into one of the most pivotal periods in world heritage, making it a must-see spot for London’s visitors.

4. Tate Britain

Tate Britain is a beacon of British art, housing the most extensive collection of works from 1500 to the present day. As you explore, you'll encounter the romantic landscapes of JMW Turner, the thought-provoking pieces of Damien Hirst, and countless other works that chart the course of British art history.

The museum itself is a masterpiece of neoclassical architecture, with a stunning central dome and intricate mosaics that are sure to captivate architecture and design enthusiasts. While general admission is free, some special exhibitions may require tickets. It's worth checking the museum's website in advance to see what's on and to book tickets if needed.

To make the most of your visit, consider joining a free guided tour. Knowledgeable guides lead them and offer fascinating insights into the artworks and their creators. And don't forget to take a moment to enjoy the museum's café and bookstore.

Whether you're an art lover or just curious, Tate Britain provides an incomparable and enriching experience that goes beyond a typical museum visit.

5. National Maritime Museum 

Located in the heart of Maritime Greenwich, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the National Maritime Museum is a testament to Britain's rich maritime history. This museum offers a captivating exploration of the nation's seafaring past through interactive exhibits and a vast collection of maps, artworks, and ship models.

It's a place where you can trace the routes of historic voyages, marvel at the craftsmanship of ancient ship models, and immerse yourself in the stories of explorers and sailors. One of the museum's highlights is the Prime Meridian Line. Standing on this line is a memorable experience, representing the point where the eastern and western hemispheres meet.

The museum is free to enter, making it an excellent choice for families and budget-conscious travelers. However, some exhibitions may require tickets, so it's worth checking the museum's website in advance.

To enhance your visit, consider downloading the museum's app, which offers self-guided tours and additional information about the exhibits. Get ready to enjoy a fascinating and educational journey into Britain's maritime past.

6. Tate Modern 

The famous Tate Modern is situated in a repurposed power station and is a dynamic hub of modern and contemporary art. The museum's vast industrial spaces serve as a dramatic backdrop for works by Picasso, Warhol, Hockney, and many other renowned artists. Each visit provides a fresh perspective, with rotating exhibits and installations that challenge, inspire, and provoke thought.

The Turbine Hall, known for its monumental installations, is a must-see. This vast space is transformed by different artists each year, creating immersive and often unforgettable interactive experiences.

The museum's terrace showcases a stunning view of the Thames and St. Paul's Cathedral. It's a perfect spot to reflect on the art you've seen, enjoy a coffee, or simply take in the cityscape.

While entry to Tate Modern is free, some temporary exhibitions require tickets. It's worth checking the museum's website for current and upcoming shows. The museum can get busy, especially during weekends and school holidays. To avoid crowds, consider visiting early in the day or on weekdays.

If you're keen on understanding the art better, join one free guided tour. These tours provide deeper insights into the artworks and their creators. And don't forget to check out the museum shop, a great place to pick up exclusive souvenirs or art books.

7. Sir John Soane’s House

Sir John Soane’s House, a quirky museum in the former residence of the renowned architect, provides a fascinating exploration of Soane's eclectic tastes. The museum is filled to the brim with a diverse array of art, antiquities, and architectural models, each piece carefully selected by Soane himself.

As you navigate the museum's labyrinthine layout, you'll encounter everything from Egyptian sarcophagi to works by Hogarth. This reveals Soane's wide-ranging interests and his keen eye for design, offering a unique insight into his world.

One of the museum's most distinctive features is its atmospheric, candlelit evening openings. These special events, held on the first Tuesday of each month, allow you to experience the museum in a different light, adding a touch of magic to your visit.

Despite its small size, the museum's rich collection and special atmosphere make it a must-visit. Entry is free, but due to the museum's popularity and limited capacity, it's recommended to book in advance. This ensures you won't miss out on this exceptional encounter.

For a more in-depth understanding of the collection, consider joining one of the guided tours. These tours provide fascinating insights and help bring the collection to life.

Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, an art lover, or simply curious, Sir John Soane’s House offers an unparalleled and enriching experience. It goes beyond the typical museum visit, providing a personal glimpse into the life and passions of one of Britain's most influential architects.

8. The British Museum

The British Museum is a remarkable testament to human history, art, and culture. With a collection that spans over two million years, it houses a vast array of treasures from around the globe under its iconic glass roof.

Among the must-see exhibits are the Rosetta Stone, the key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs, the Elgin Marbles with their intricate carvings from the Parthenon, and the Egyptian mummies, which provide insights into ancient burial practices.

The museum's Great Court, with its impressive glass and steel roof, is not just an architectural marvel. It's also a vibrant gathering space, a hub of activity and discovery.

While the museum offers free entry, some special exhibitions may require tickets. As one of London's most popular attractions, it can get crowded. To make the most of your visit, consider arriving early in the day or in the late afternoon when it's typically quieter.

Also, it's worth checking out the museum's website for information on guided tours and special events. These can greatly enhance your experience, providing deeper insights into the exhibits.

The British Museum isn't just a place to see artifacts; it's a place to connect with the stories and people of our shared past. It's a journey through time, a celebration of human achievement.

9. Natural History Museum

The Natural History Museum is a captivating destination for anyone intrigued by the natural world. Its vast collection spans millions of years and includes everything from towering dinosaur skeletons to a life-sized model of a blue whale, the largest creature ever to have lived.

The museum's architecture is a marvel in itself. The Victorian building, with its intricate terracotta façade, is a testament to the grandeur of the era. The Central Hall, in particular, is a sight to behold. And, as you step into this magnificent space, you're greeted by the sight of 'Hope', the 25.2-meter-long blue whale skeleton suspended from the ceiling, a sight that never fails to inspire awe.

Although the museum provides free admission, it's best to secure a time slot ahead of time, particularly during high-traffic periods like weekends and school holidays. Consider participating in the museum's guided tours or interactive exhibits to enhance your visit. These activities provide intriguing insights into the natural world and our role in it, making your experience more rewarding and enlightening.

10. National Portrait Gallery

The National Portrait Gallery is a vibrant chronicle of Britain's rich history, narrated through the faces of its most notable figures. It's a place where you can traverse through centuries, witnessing the evolution of art and society as depicted in the portraits of monarchs, artists, and visionaries who have shaped the nation's narrative.

Designed to foster a deep connection between the visitor and the art, the gallery offers an immersive and enlightening experience. You can delve into the intricacies of portrait artistry, explore the stories behind each face, or participate in interactive workshops that bring the art to life. For the younger audience, various educational programs and activities are designed to ignite curiosity and foster a love for art.

Much like many other museums in London, entry to the gallery is free, encouraging visitors to return and discover something new with each visit. The gallery's central location in London makes it a convenient stop for both locals and tourists, offering a serene retreat amidst the bustling city life.

While the gallery is a treasure trove for art enthusiasts and history buffs, it can attract large crowds, particularly during exhibitions featuring renowned artists. To fully appreciate the depth and breadth of the collection, consider visiting during the weekdays or at times when it's less crowded, allowing for a more intimate and contemplative experience with the artwork.

Discover London with Atlas Adventures

Each museum and gallery offers a unique lens into London's rich tapestry of history and culture. But this list is just the tip of the cultural iceberg. Atlas Adventures has your back if you're yearning for a more complete and personalized London experience.

We specialize in bespoke group tours designed especially for the culturally curious. Imagine ditching the usual tourist traps and instead privatizing a vintage red bus to explore London's lesser-known treasures. And it's not just any tour; it's a curated adventure led by a blue badge guide tailored to your specific interests.

But what if you're flying solo or can't rally your friends for the trip? No worries! Our group tours are perfect for connecting with like-minded travelers and creating lasting memories.

Whether you're looking for a group adventure or a custom-crafted journey, our team is on standby to make your London dreams come true. And here's the cherry on top: VIP access and exclusive perks. When you book through me, you unlock a world of special benefits, from early check-ins and late check-outs at London's top hotels to unique experiences that most tourists don't even know exist.

So why wait? Contact us at Atlas Adventures, and let's start planning your next London escapade. Your ultimate London experience is just a call or click away.

This Week in the World: August Edition

Hello friend! I hope you’ve had a wonderful summer filled with the things that bring you joy in life. I’m enjoying a relaxing day at home after back to back trips in Paris & Switzerland. There’s a lot I’ve wanted to share lately, so it felt like an appropriate time to aggregate some of the more time-sensitive pieces into a mini-issue of “This Week in the World.”

If you’re new here, ‘This Week in the World’ is a recap of content ranging from around the globe. Usually a weekly offering, this newsletter is currently sending seasonally (hopefully will return to weekly eventually!) My hope is that no matter where you are in the world, you’ll be able to feel more connected to it: through news, travel, food & wine… really, anything that appeals to the culturally curious. This week is a bit unconventional, but I hope you’ll read it nevertheless.

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weekly favorites

  • Timeless classics I can wear forever are my preferred style. Lately I’ve added a few staples to my wardrobe to fill some gaps in preparation for fall. All are sustainable & from my long-time favorite brand!:

    • This turtleneck will be great on it’s own, or as a base layer as temperatures continue to drop into the winter.

    • This trench coat is reversible & both sides are beautiful!

    • These shoes caught my attention because they’ll be great to wear almost year-round, but also have a heel that’s thick and ideal for comfort. They come in many colors- I opted for the beige.


a brief life update & more coming soon…

I often struggle to find the balance of using this space for both professional, as well as personal content. As I’ve shared before, I’ve become more selective over the years about what I choose to share online. My intention behind this isn’t to convey a perfectly curated life, but really just to draw some boundaries around my time and energy that work better for me. This means you mainly see the “shiny” parts of my life: including lots of travel. I hope it goes without saying that there is obviously more to life happening behind the social media facade— it just takes quite a bit of time to always caveat that (and when I’m running a business that’s focused on travel, travel takes priority in what I share here). With that said, one of my core values in life (but also a significant part of my business!) is connecting with people. While the majority of that happens offline for me, I always want to prioritize this in my life- even here when I’m able! So human to human, here is what my focus has been on this summer, and what I’m planning for on the horizon.

Health has been a recurring theme for me this summer. I’ve had a few lumps & bumps I went to the doctor for (reminder to get those checked!) Thankfully all are fine, but it’s always a bit concerning at first. Additionally, my parents had hips & shoulders replaced this year (which, again- scary at first!) Thankfully they’re recovering well, but it was difficult being an ocean away for those surgeries. It’s also made me want to get a head start in strengthening my body for longevity & mobility for years to come after hearing them share more about their experiences. Finally, I also went through the process of freezing my eggs back in June/July. I didn’t share that at the time because I wasn’t sure how I would feel & I wanted to give myself freedom to unplug/ take it easy without fielding questions. I’m not qualified to give advice, but I’m really pleased I did it in the end. It was such an empowering experience & I felt really supported by my partner/family/friends. It also felt really good to not drink (which I cut out for the egg freezing, but have continued to cut back in general ever since). I’ve long been guilty of sleeping too little or treating myself too frequently … and I’m recognizing the impact all of that can have over time. So as a result of all of the above, I’m making an effort to continue cutting back on drinking, as well as cleaning up my diet & strength training with a personal trainer.

In addition to lots of Atlas Adventures developments (more about that coming soon!) I’ve also been doing a lot of personal trip planning behind the scenes as I prepare for an exciting Q1 next year. Since Andrew and I will be in the states for Christmas to meet my new nephew, followed by 3 Atlas Adventures trips in New Zealand and South Africa in February & March, I’ve opted to take an “around the world” trip stretching out over the course of a few months. Since I’ve moved to London it’s been my intention to be more rooted and not take long trips like this anymore (I really do crave being home!) With that said, there was too much that made sense about this: everything from trying to reduce my carbon footprint by minimizing the amount of flights I take, to spending more time with family, to realizing the opportunity to see some places that have been on my list for a long time. I’m excited to lean into an amazing opportunity to simultaneously visit these new places, while also escaping the England winter (will be in the southern hemisphere now all of Jan-March, which is peak of summer there!)

As always, my goal is to use my travel experiences to (hopefully!) be a helpful resource: for my travel planning clients, my Atlas Adventures community & really, anyone reading this right now (I’m glad you’re here in any capacity!) A few things I’m already planning to share more on through this process includes:

  • Sharing new destinations (including 3 new countries & many new cities!)

  • Packing with a capsule wardrobe (since I’ll have one suitcase for 3 months!)

  • How to book an “around the world” plane ticket (this can be a HUGE money saver if your dates/destinations make sense!)

I’d love to know what else I can keep in mind as I prepare for the trip to better serve my fellow travelers. If you have questions or suggestions, I welcome them!


I can never say enough how thankful I am to have this community of kind, curious, open-minded people who are keen to learn more about the world and connect with the people in it. Thank you so much for being here, reading this, supporting in whatever capacity you do… I really do appreciate it more than you know. I’m glad you’re here and I hope to connect with you one way or another soon.

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Whitney