Felicia Gray

I take my knitting with me almost everywhere. Whenever I have a free moment, I find it much more enjoyable to pick up my needles than to scroll through my phone. More than that, knitting has a calming effect I have not found elsewhere. It helps quiet my mind and keeps my hands busy. Knitting also opens doors, sparking conversations with strangers and building connections across languages and cultures. When you knit while traveling, the places you visit become part of your story, one stitch at a time. This guide is my way of sharing my love for both knitting and travel.

I am going to be completely honest with you. I watched all eight episodes of "Off Campus" in one sitting, went to bed, woke up, and watched it again. And then, yes, one more time after that. No judgment, please. Garrett Graham had that effect on me. The deal Hannah made with Garrett, the slow burn, the way their arrangement turned into something neither of them planned for, the way he finally shows up for Hannah at the end. I was not prepared, and I am not sorry. Every place where Garrett walked, where Hannah worked, where their story unfolded is sitting there right now waiting for you. This guide is for fans who finished the show and thought, "I need to go there." Not just to see it. To walk where they walked, to sit where they sat, to feel the places where their story actually happened. I see you. Let's go.

I've been to Miraval's flagship property in Arizona almost 10 times. That number surprises me, because I'm not someone who keeps going back to the same place. But every time I've shown up there, I've been carrying something different. A loss. A transition. A version of myself I wasn't sure what to do with. And every single time, I've left feeling more like myself than when I arrived. That's not something I say about many places. That's why I keep going back. And that's why, when a client tells me they need more than a vacation—that they need time to step away, to be still, to process things going on in their life—this is the first place I recommend.

Sedona is a place that stands out for its extraordinary natural beauty, spiritual allure and unparalleled spa experiences. The breathtaking views of the red rock landscapes have a way of instantly calming the mind, making it an ideal retreat for anyone seeking tranquility and a break from the bustling outside world. The best spas in Sedona leverage the city's unique energy, offering treatments that go beyond physical relaxation to touch the soul. This combination of natural beauty, spiritual energy and wellness-focused amenities creates a deeply healing and rejuvenating environment. The best spas in Sedona aren't just destinations — they're experiences that stay with you long after you leave, calling you back time and again.

Iceland is akin to stepping into a nature-crafted fairy tale. It's not merely about the breathtaking landscapes, such as cascading waterfalls and the mesmerizing Northern Lights, but the pervasive sense of untamed wilderness that envelopes you. From the vivid, bubbling hot springs to the juxtaposition of glaciers against ebony sand shores and the warm-hearted locals, Iceland is a destination where enchantment meets authenticity. It's not just a geographical location, it's an authentic, real-world expedition waiting to unfold.

Lapland, Finland, holds a unique charm during the holidays as it is widely considered the official hometown of Santa Claus. The enchanting Arctic landscape, covered in pristine snow, provides an idyllic backdrop for festive celebrations. You can experience the magic of meeting Santa Claus himself, enjoy traditional winter activities like husky sleigh rides and reindeer safaris, and witness the breathtaking spectacle of the Northern Lights dancing across the polar sky. Lapland's combination of winter wonderland scenery and its association with the beloved figure of Santa makes it an extraordinary destination for holiday enthusiasts.