Leslie Shulman
She/Her
Based in Dallas, Texas
English
Leslie Shulman
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My Story
The friend you text when you’re not sure where to stay, where to eat, or what to pack. I spent years marketing @takemeoutofoffice, the social travel app, and naturally became the go-to for planning trips that you can’t stop talking about.
Travel Style
I’d rather travel really well, just a little less often. Think design-forward stays, great restaurants, and a strong sense of place. I gravitate toward trips that feel equal parts relaxed and energized, with beautiful settings, a bit of a scene, and just enough structure to make everything feel easy.
Somewhere between a well-planned itinerary and leaving room for the best unplanned moments, like an extra bottle of wine that turns into the best night of the trip.
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Reviews (4)
Merritt S.
travel to Montana
28 days ago
She's the absolute best!! I love booking with Leslie every single time.
Brooke K.
travel to New York City
about 1 month ago
Leslie was super helpful in getting my hotel booked for a last-minute work trip, and i'm exciting to be working with her again for my upcoming personal trip to Paris, she's been SO helpful. Highly recommend!
Claire G.
travel to Atlanta
about 1 month ago
I love booking with Leslie! She makes the whole process so simple, and it really feels like you're just going to a friend for advice when booking a trip (note - she is my friend, also my travel planner).
Merritt S.
travel to Dallas
about 1 month ago
She helped coordinate the most needed girls night staycation on a whim. We had dinner at the restaurant in a stunning sunroom, and nightcapped at the hotel bar! Highly recommend booking with leslie
Merritt S.
travel to Montana
28 days ago
She's the absolute best!! I love booking with Leslie every single time.
Brooke K.
travel to New York City
about 1 month ago
Leslie was super helpful in getting my hotel booked for a last-minute work trip, and i'm exciting to be working with her again for my upcoming personal trip to Paris, she's been SO helpful. Highly recommend!
Claire G.
travel to Atlanta
about 1 month ago
I love booking with Leslie! She makes the whole process so simple, and it really feels like you're just going to a friend for advice when booking a trip (note - she is my friend, also my travel planner).
Merritt S.
travel to Dallas
about 1 month ago
She helped coordinate the most needed girls night staycation on a whim. We had dinner at the restaurant in a stunning sunroom, and nightcapped at the hotel bar! Highly recommend booking with leslie
Travel ideas (2)
Hotel Spotlight: The Dunlin, Auberge's Family-First Lowcountry Resort
There are family trips that are about getting away, and then there are family trips that feel like coming home, even when home is a brand-new Auberge property tucked along the Kiawah River. My sister and I had been trying to coordinate a real multi-gen reunion for two years; once The Dunlin opened, it instantly resolved the question of where. What I didn’t expect was how completely the property would replace the urge to plan or leave: every meal, every outing, every quiet moment in an Adirondack chair was already on the resort grounds. Auberge’s newest Lowcountry resort doesn’t just accommodate families. It choreographs a stay that lets them actually be together.
Hotel Spotlight: The Dunlin, Auberge's Family-First Lowcountry Resort
There are family trips that are about getting away, and then there are family trips that feel like coming home, even when home is a brand-new Auberge property tucked along the Kiawah River. My sister and I had been trying to coordinate a real multi-gen reunion for two years; once The Dunlin opened, it instantly resolved the question of where. What I didn’t expect was how completely the property would replace the urge to plan or leave: every meal, every outing, every quiet moment in an Adirondack chair was already on the resort grounds. Auberge’s newest Lowcountry resort doesn’t just accommodate families. It choreographs a stay that lets them actually be together.
The Ultimate Girls’ Weekend in Austin, Texas: A 3-Day Itinerary
Austin isn’t a destination I visit—it’s a city I used to call home, and frequent multiple times a year. It’s where I went to college, where I went for my mini-moon, and where I return to for more girls’ weekends than I can count. As a Fora Travel Advisor with real local history here, I know the difference between the Austin the bachelorette circuit knows and the Austin long-time locals quietly love: boutique fitness studios, lake-day picnics, chef-driven restaurants, and the elevated hotels where the staff still remembers your name. This itinerary captures Austin’s stylish, slowed-down side—the version that swaps loud honky-tonks for sunrise pilates, pool floats at Barton Springs, and a candlelit dinner at my forever-favorite restaurant. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone birthday, planning a bachelorette weekend with a little more intention, or finally pulling off the long-overdue reunion, this is the version of Austin I’d send my own best friend to.
The Ultimate Girls’ Weekend in Austin, Texas: A 3-Day Itinerary
Austin isn’t a destination I visit—it’s a city I used to call home, and frequent multiple times a year. It’s where I went to college, where I went for my mini-moon, and where I return to for more girls’ weekends than I can count. As a Fora Travel Advisor with real local history here, I know the difference between the Austin the bachelorette circuit knows and the Austin long-time locals quietly love: boutique fitness studios, lake-day picnics, chef-driven restaurants, and the elevated hotels where the staff still remembers your name. This itinerary captures Austin’s stylish, slowed-down side—the version that swaps loud honky-tonks for sunrise pilates, pool floats at Barton Springs, and a candlelit dinner at my forever-favorite restaurant. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone birthday, planning a bachelorette weekend with a little more intention, or finally pulling off the long-overdue reunion, this is the version of Austin I’d send my own best friend to.
Hotel Spotlight: The Dunlin, Auberge's Family-First Lowcountry Resort
There are family trips that are about getting away, and then there are family trips that feel like coming home, even when home is a brand-new Auberge property tucked along the Kiawah River. My sister and I had been trying to coordinate a real multi-gen reunion for two years; once The Dunlin opened, it instantly resolved the question of where. What I didn’t expect was how completely the property would replace the urge to plan or leave: every meal, every outing, every quiet moment in an Adirondack chair was already on the resort grounds. Auberge’s newest Lowcountry resort doesn’t just accommodate families. It choreographs a stay that lets them actually be together.
Hotel Spotlight: The Dunlin, Auberge's Family-First Lowcountry Resort
There are family trips that are about getting away, and then there are family trips that feel like coming home, even when home is a brand-new Auberge property tucked along the Kiawah River. My sister and I had been trying to coordinate a real multi-gen reunion for two years; once The Dunlin opened, it instantly resolved the question of where. What I didn’t expect was how completely the property would replace the urge to plan or leave: every meal, every outing, every quiet moment in an Adirondack chair was already on the resort grounds. Auberge’s newest Lowcountry resort doesn’t just accommodate families. It choreographs a stay that lets them actually be together.
The Ultimate Girls’ Weekend in Austin, Texas: A 3-Day Itinerary
Austin isn’t a destination I visit—it’s a city I used to call home, and frequent multiple times a year. It’s where I went to college, where I went for my mini-moon, and where I return to for more girls’ weekends than I can count. As a Fora Travel Advisor with real local history here, I know the difference between the Austin the bachelorette circuit knows and the Austin long-time locals quietly love: boutique fitness studios, lake-day picnics, chef-driven restaurants, and the elevated hotels where the staff still remembers your name. This itinerary captures Austin’s stylish, slowed-down side—the version that swaps loud honky-tonks for sunrise pilates, pool floats at Barton Springs, and a candlelit dinner at my forever-favorite restaurant. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone birthday, planning a bachelorette weekend with a little more intention, or finally pulling off the long-overdue reunion, this is the version of Austin I’d send my own best friend to.
The Ultimate Girls’ Weekend in Austin, Texas: A 3-Day Itinerary
Austin isn’t a destination I visit—it’s a city I used to call home, and frequent multiple times a year. It’s where I went to college, where I went for my mini-moon, and where I return to for more girls’ weekends than I can count. As a Fora Travel Advisor with real local history here, I know the difference between the Austin the bachelorette circuit knows and the Austin long-time locals quietly love: boutique fitness studios, lake-day picnics, chef-driven restaurants, and the elevated hotels where the staff still remembers your name. This itinerary captures Austin’s stylish, slowed-down side—the version that swaps loud honky-tonks for sunrise pilates, pool floats at Barton Springs, and a candlelit dinner at my forever-favorite restaurant. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone birthday, planning a bachelorette weekend with a little more intention, or finally pulling off the long-overdue reunion, this is the version of Austin I’d send my own best friend to.
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