Emily Giove
She/Her
Based in New York, NY
Speaks English, Spanish, Italian
Emily Giove
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My Story
World traveler. Pizza expert. Pun enthusiast. Dog lover. Catan master. A 90s fanatic. Avid reader/writer. Polyglot. Tennis player. Concert goer. Aspiring chef. Amateur photographer. Big time list maker.
My Travel Style
On-and-off digital nomad seeking new adventures, cultures and cuisines across the globe – from high end to hole-in-the-wall.
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My reviews (72)
Sarah K.
6 months ago
Emily is a joy to work with. Not only is she responsive in her communication, but she is knowledgeable with her advice. She does her due diligence in researching best options to suit my needs. I feel so taken care of by Emily and beyond confident that my trip will be wonderful, thanks to her guidance.
Taylor M.
7 months ago
We recently booked a girls’ trip to The Cloisters in Sea Island for eight women, and Emily Giove made the entire experience seamless and unforgettable. She secured us adjoining suites, which was no small feat, and handled all the tricky back-and-forth with the hotel behind the scenes. From start to finish, Emily made the planning process stress-free and ensured every detail felt luxurious and special. I can’t recommend her highly enough!
Stephanie S.
8 months ago
Emily, as always, was such a pleasure! She made recommendations based on what we were looking for in our price range, which made the decision process on where to go extremely easy!
Her hotel recommendations are always amazing and her openness to share tips on the areas is always super helpful (and they're always great).
Jessica K.
9 months ago
Emily made it so easy to find what I needed. Based on my budget and where I wanted to stay, she gave me a variety of options with all the details.
Stephanie S.
a year ago
Emily made everything easy. She knew what we were looking for and really delivered. I would trust her to plan any trip - from hotels, to restaurants to activities and adventures.
Sarah K.
6 months ago
Emily is a joy to work with. Not only is she responsive in her communication, but she is knowledgeable with her advice. She does her due diligence in researching best options to suit my needs. I feel so taken care of by Emily and beyond confident that my trip will be wonderful, thanks to her guidance.
Taylor M.
7 months ago
We recently booked a girls’ trip to The Cloisters in Sea Island for eight women, and Emily Giove made the entire experience seamless and unforgettable. She secured us adjoining suites, which was no small feat, and handled all the tricky back-and-forth with the hotel behind the scenes. From start to finish, Emily made the planning process stress-free and ensured every detail felt luxurious and special. I can’t recommend her highly enough!
Stephanie S.
8 months ago
Emily, as always, was such a pleasure! She made recommendations based on what we were looking for in our price range, which made the decision process on where to go extremely easy!
Her hotel recommendations are always amazing and her openness to share tips on the areas is always super helpful (and they're always great).
Jessica K.
9 months ago
Emily made it so easy to find what I needed. Based on my budget and where I wanted to stay, she gave me a variety of options with all the details.
My travel ideas (1)
Celebrating Dia de los Muertos in Guadalajara, Mexico
Known as “Mexico’s Silicon Valley” and likely lesser-explored than CDMX, Guadalajara is the second largest city in the country. With welcoming locals and warm weather year-round, GDL and the surrounding area are well worth a visit anytime, but this off-the-beaten-path region is particularly exciting during Dia de Los Muertos. In late October/early November, special celebrations occur nationwide to honor loved ones lost—definitely a bucket list trip to remember. Travelers who’ve exhausted the Yucatan, or those who plan to proceed onto Puerto Vallarta and the west coast should consider stopping here.
Celebrating Dia de los Muertos in Guadalajara, Mexico
Known as “Mexico’s Silicon Valley” and likely lesser-explored than CDMX, Guadalajara is the second largest city in the country. With welcoming locals and warm weather year-round, GDL and the surrounding area are well worth a visit anytime, but this off-the-beaten-path region is particularly exciting during Dia de Los Muertos. In late October/early November, special celebrations occur nationwide to honor loved ones lost—definitely a bucket list trip to remember. Travelers who’ve exhausted the Yucatan, or those who plan to proceed onto Puerto Vallarta and the west coast should consider stopping here.
Celebrating Dia de los Muertos in Guadalajara, Mexico
Known as “Mexico’s Silicon Valley” and likely lesser-explored than CDMX, Guadalajara is the second largest city in the country. With welcoming locals and warm weather year-round, GDL and the surrounding area are well worth a visit anytime, but this off-the-beaten-path region is particularly exciting during Dia de Los Muertos. In late October/early November, special celebrations occur nationwide to honor loved ones lost—definitely a bucket list trip to remember. Travelers who’ve exhausted the Yucatan, or those who plan to proceed onto Puerto Vallarta and the west coast should consider stopping here.
Celebrating Dia de los Muertos in Guadalajara, Mexico
Known as “Mexico’s Silicon Valley” and likely lesser-explored than CDMX, Guadalajara is the second largest city in the country. With welcoming locals and warm weather year-round, GDL and the surrounding area are well worth a visit anytime, but this off-the-beaten-path region is particularly exciting during Dia de Los Muertos. In late October/early November, special celebrations occur nationwide to honor loved ones lost—definitely a bucket list trip to remember. Travelers who’ve exhausted the Yucatan, or those who plan to proceed onto Puerto Vallarta and the west coast should consider stopping here.