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A trip I design should feel considered from the first email to the last night’s dinner reservation — not assembled from a checklist. That’s the standard I hold myself to at Laurel Grove Travel, and it’s why clients come to me for milestone trips, multi-generational family travel, and the kind of annual escape worth building a relationship around.
I bring a Virtuoso-network advisor’s access — Four Seasons, Rosewood, Belmond, Mandarin Oriental, Relais & Châteaux, and more — paired with an eye trained over twenty-five years in premium consumer brand marketing (Pottery Barn, Sunbasket, Beyond Inc.). That combination means upgrades and amenities other bookings don’t get, and an itinerary that actually reflects how you want to feel on the trip, not just where you’re going.
My own travel has taken me through a private sailing charter in Bora Bora, deep into Italy and the south of France, across the Mediterranean by ship, and back to Hawaii again and again. I plan from experience, not a brochure. For the trip you always said you’d take.
Pick one to run with, or tell me which lines to pull across — happy to combine.
Four Seasons Bora Bora, by private sailing charter — still the trip every itinerary I build is measured against.
Italy, off the postcard route — Naples, Capri, Sardinia alongside Rome and Florence, for clients who want the real version.
A Mediterranean cruise built around a single passion (live music, Barcelona to Sardinia) — proof that the best trips start with what you love, not where you’re going.
Côte d’Azur — Cannes for the glamour, Èze for the quiet, both without the crowds.
Eleuthera & Harbour Island, Bahamas (most recent) — a working trip: school volunteering, property inspections, and pig swimming on the side.