There is no better way to understand and appreciate other cultures than when you see new cities, smell and taste unfamiliar foods and hear a different language or accent.  Having grown up in a multicultural and multilingual home, I have a unique perspective about what it means to be a global citizen and the thrill of connecting to peoples across the globe.  When we travel to foreign destinations, both near and far from home, we gain an appreciation for new ideas, customs, traditions and experiences.  I have always loved to travel, spending the summers of my youth in Israel, enjoying the beaches of Tel Aviv and Eilat, the intense sultry smells of Middle Eastern cuisine and the wonders of Jerusalem.  These experiences gave me an even deeper appreciation when I traveled to Argentina, the Czech Republic, Italy, France, Germany, Spain, England, Mexico, the Caribbean and across the United States.   I always strive to maximize my experiences in the time that I have for travel, while walking the Ramblas in Barcelona, exploring the wineries of Tuscany, visiting the palaces of Prague, enjoying macaroons in Paris by the Louvre, strolling the streets of Buenos Aires, horseback riding through the canyons in Arizona and relaxing on the beaches in the Bahamas.  Likewise, my goal is to maximize my client’s travel experience, as I understand that every minute traveling is precious, as we plan together how to spend your most valuable possession, time.  Getting to know you and your family in order to create a personalized travel experience and ensure that lasting memories are made is my top priority, whether you are looking for a romantic getaway for two, a family vacation or a multigenerational experience.

Favorite Destinations

Bar Mitzvah Trips to Israel

Israel is one of my favorite places on the globe.  It holds a special place in my heart, as many members of my extended family live there.  While I have traveled throughout Israel, one of the most memorable visits was for my son’s Bar Mitzvah right before the pandemic.  I planned a trip for myself, my husband and our children that included something for everyone.  We explored Tel Aviv and went surfing in the Mediterranean, visited a Kibbutz and a date farm, visited the ruins in old Jaffa, went on a jeep tour and ate wild plants while watching the gazelles and of course hiked Masada and swam in the Dead Sea.  

The “Paris of the South”, Argentina is one of the most unique places I have ever traveled.