800+ journeys. Here is how we plan them.

Nine typical briefs and the choices we make for each. These are illustrations of how we plan, not customer accounts; travellers’ own stories will be added here as they share them.

The Eiffel Tower over the Seine at dusk, Paris

Europe without the race

Couple · Paris, Switzerland and Italy

Planning notesNo. 01

The brief
Classic Europe, but without spending the trip packing and changing hotels.
What we chose
  • Three strong chapters instead of a country a day
  • Fewer hotel changes
  • Scenic rail where it improves the trip
  • One open block, and the visa workflow handled early
What it comes down to
Europe became better when the route stopped trying to prove how many countries it could cover.
See the journey: Classic Europe
Dubai skyline and Sheikh Zayed Road at sunrise

Dubai with three generations

Multi-generational family

Planning notesNo. 02

The brief
Children want attractions. Parents want smooth logistics. Grandparents need comfortable pacing.
What we chose
  • A practical hotel location
  • One family attraction, plus heritage and the creek
  • A desert option that suits every age
  • Manageable transfers and a free evening
What it comes down to
The challenge was not finding more to do; it was knowing what to leave out.
See the journey: Dubai With Family
Limestone hills reflected in still water in Ninh Binh

Vietnam for two, not ten cities in ten days

Couple · Food, culture and scenery

Planning notesNo. 03

The brief
A first Vietnam trip with food, scenery and culture, but not four flights in a week.
What we chose
  • Hanoi as the opening chapter
  • Proper time in Ninh Binh
  • Three nights in Hoi An rather than one
  • The south only if the duration supports it
What it comes down to
The itinerary improved by removing destinations.
See the journey: Vietnam for Couples

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