Micah Drimmer

I’ll be honest: when you spend your professional life planning trips for other people, planning one for your own family comes with a certain pressure. It has to be good. Really good. And Sicily, with its ancient ruins, volcanic landscapes, fresh seafood, and that particular quality of light that makes everything look like a Renaissance painting, delivered in ways that even I didn’t fully anticipate.

Belize punches well above its weight. It's a small country, but it packs in ancient Mayan ruins, one of the world's most biodiverse rainforests, the second-largest barrier reef on the planet, and a laid-back Caribbean culture that makes everything feel effortless. February is an ideal time to visit. The dry season is in full swing, temperatures are warm but not oppressive, and the skies are clear. What makes Belize particularly special for families is the variety. My teens were never bored—from the adrenaline of ATM Cave to hikes and horseback rides, to afternoons spent soaking in the scenery and jumping into the nearby river. It's a place that meets everyone where they are.

I always tell clients that Marrakech isn't just a destination—it's a full sensory experience. The moment you step into the medina, something shifts. The smell of spices, the sound of the call to prayer bouncing off ancient walls, the flash of color from hand-dyed textiles piled high in the souks—it's a lot, in the best possible way. I spent four magical days wandering the souks, visiting serene gardens and museums, and dining on rooftop terraces. Marrakech is endlessly captivating; below is everything I'd recommend to make the most of it in four days.

Copenhagen balances old-world charm with a modern edge, and this itinerary lets you sample a bit of everything in just three days: food, design, art, and architecture.

Colombia is a hidden gem in South America, full of vibrant cities, pristine beaches, lush mountains and rich history. During a recent trip in November 2024, I explored Medellín and surrounding areas, Cartagena and the Barú Peninsula. From eco-lodges to luxury resorts, I fell in love with the country’s diverse landscapes, warm people, delicious cuisine and endless opportunities for adventure.

I’ve just returned from an incredible trip to Andalusia, and enjoyed a magical stay at Santo Mauro, a Luxury Collection Hotel in Madrid. I had the pleasure of touring the spectacular space, and would highly recommend it to clients!

I have long dreamed of a safari adventure. My recent trip to South Africa far exceeded my expectations — and convinced me that a return trip with my family is a must! South Africa is breathtakingly beautiful, and I was in love from the moment I landed. I started my South Africa luxury tour in Cape Town, a gorgeous seaside city with the iconic Table Mountain as the backdrop. Next, I visited Grootbos Nature Reserve, a spectacular marine and botanical reserve offering incredible floral diversity and the Marine Big Five. I continued on to Constantia, South Africa’s oldest wine region, with lush vineyards and scenic beauty. Finally, I travelled to Thornybush and Sabi Sands for my first safari experience, where I saw the Big Five roaming freely in the heart of the African wilderness. Read on to learn more about these South Africa luxury tours.

Andalusia, a region steeped in history and culture, holds a special place in my heart. One of the most striking aspects of Andalusia is its diverse cultural influences, which reflect centuries of interaction between different civilizations. From the magnificent Moorish architecture of the Alhambra in Granada to the stunning cathedrals of Seville, Andalusia's architectural wonders tell a story of cultural exchange and artistic innovation. Andalusia is a place of endless discovery and inspiration. Its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, delicious cuisine, and vibrant arts scene make it a truly special destination.

Island hopping in Greece is one of my favorite ways to explore the best of the Greek archipelago. Every island offers a distinct allure: from quaint villages that evoke a bygone era, to sandy sheltered beaches boasting pristine, turquoise blue waters; from vibrant nightlife, to mouthwatering cuisine; and, of course, the awe-inspiring sunsets that leave an indelible mark.

Italy stands out as one of Europe's most beloved destinations, and it's easy to see why – warm and welcoming locals, captivating history, awe-inspiring art and mouthwatering cuisine make it an irresistible choice! Italy weaves its magic for every generation. Whether you're dealing with toddlers, wrangling teenagers, exploring with adults or enjoying the wonders with grandparents, there's truly something for everyone. In this guide, I'm kicking things off with three of Italy's most iconic cities: Rome, Florence and Venice.

While Paris is often hailed as the city of love, to me, it stands out as the perfect destination for an extended girls' weekend getaway. The world-class museums, rich cultural offerings, delicious cuisine, vibrant nightlife, and, of course, the incredible shopping scene make it an irresistible place to revisit annually. Below, I've crafted a day-by-day guide for the ultimate long-weekend getaway. Although Paris boasts an abundance of incredible museums, monuments, and sites, it's advisable not to cram too much into each day. Opt instead for one or two key attractions daily, allowing ample time to leisurely wander the streets and truly soak in the soul of this extraordinary city.

The Hudson Valley is a picturesque region in New York state, known for its scenic landscapes, charming small towns, historic sites and vibrant arts scene. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including hiking, exploring lush vineyards and visiting farmers' markets. The valley is also home to renowned art installations, delicious local cuisine and an abundance of natural beauty, making it a popular destination for both relaxation and adventure. Its proximity to New York City makes it ideal for a weekend escape, but there is plenty to do to make a longer stay worthwhile!

Mexico City offers an incredible mix of culture, food, history and vibrant neighborhoods. In just three days, you'll explore the best of what this sprawling metropolis has to offer — from bustling markets to tranquil parks, world-class dining and lively nightlife. The Roma Norte neighborhood is ideal for visitors who want an authentic yet stylish vibe, making it the perfect home base for your stay. The walkable neighborhood is filled with tree-lined streets, beautifully restored early 20th-century architecture, trendy cafes, small boutiques and some of the city’s best restaurants and bars.