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A day at Windsor Castle is more than a visit to one of England’s
most iconic landmarks. It’s a walk through centuries of royal
ceremonies, grand architecture, fascinating stories, and traditions
that continue today.

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more remarkable places worth the journey.

Once every ten years, a village keeps a 400-year-old promise.

In 1633, as plague swept Bavaria, the villagers of Oberammergau vowed that if they were spared, they would perform the story of Christ's life, death and resurrection every decade, without fail. They've never broken that promise.

In 2030, nearly 2,000 residents — half the village — will take the stage again as the 43rd Passion Play premieres May 19 and runs through October.

These tickets sell out years out, and mostly move through a handful of tour operators. If this is on your list, now's the time to start planning — reach out and I'll track it for you.

Imagine ordering anything on the menu. Every night. For a week.

On May 31, 2028, Oceania Vista becomes the first ship to go entirely gluten-free — every restaurant, every bar, every lounge — for a 12-day British Isles & Ireland voyage roundtrip from London.

If you're celiac or living gluten-free, this is the trip where the diet disappears and the destination takes over.

A first for Oceania. A first for cruising. Spots will go fast — DM me or reach out to hold yours.

Getting to Antarctica is part of what makes the journey so
remarkable, and crossing the Drake Passage is all part of the
experience. Sometimes calm. Sometimes a little more
adventurous. It’s a transition that builds anticipation with every
mile, especially when the first icebergs begin appearing on the
horizon.

If the thought of the Drake is too much, let's chat we can also fly you to Antarctica and you can skip it!

There’s going south, and then there’s really going south. From
Argentina to Antarctica, the adventure just keeps getting bigger.
Reaching the end of the world is really just the beginning of
something remarkable.

At the southern edge of Argentina, the journey takes on an
entirely different character. Surrounded by the mountains of Tierra
del Fuego and the waters of the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia has
earned its famous nickname: the “End of the World.”

And for travelers continuing south, Ushuaia marks another
beginning. It is a major gateway for expedition voyages to
Antarctica. That makes it a perfect bridge between two
remarkable journeys: exploring Argentina and venturing toward
the White Continent.