Victoria Cox
Based in New York City & Switzerland
English & Spanish
Victoria Cox
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My Story
On the Hudson, on the Zurichsee or on the road.
Travel Style
La vie est belle and variety is the spice of life. I enjoy a cozy alpine retreat and vista or an apéro on a buzzy city street as much as wandering on a far-flung jungle beach, architectural ruin or remote hilltop hamlet. In the city, rummaging through street and food markets and vintage shops for the perfect find can be as memorable as gliding through a world-class art gallery. I specialize in curating bespoke travel and learning experiences that might include art, culture, music, food, drink and wellness. Happiness can be a niche, hidden boutique hideaway or an indulgent luxury wellness spa. Sometimes even the fondest travel memories can also be gained through immersive volunteer travel and time spent among local communities.
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Reviews (6)
Lorraine P.
3 months ago
Victoria was very attentive to our special needs and ensured that we had the perfect accommodations and in the ideal location. It's a pleasure to work with someone that truly listens and understands.
Stephan B.
9 months ago
Victoria was extremely knowledgeable and a breeze to work with. Working with her allowed us access to some very generous benefits.
Alexandra A.
10 months ago
Working with Victoria was a great experience. From start to finish, she was clear, prompt, and incredibly thoughtful in her communication. She always let us know when she was available and followed through quickly on anything we needed, which made the whole planning process feel smooth.
What stood out most was her attention to detail and her genuine care for making sure everything went perfectly. She stayed on top of all logistics, asked great clarifying questions when needed, and made sure both we and the hotel were always aligned. It was very clear she wasn’t just checking boxes, she truly wanted us to have the best possible experience.
Victoria also offered valuable suggestions beyond just the accommodation, which made us feel fully supported in creating a meaningful and memorable trip. She’s someone who blends professionalism with warmth and makes you feel completely taken care of. I’d absolutely recommend working with her, a real pro.
Werner A.
a year ago
Was great to have a N.Y. expert like Victoria to find the right place to stay an getting some hints about N.Y. She has always been very helpful and reactions were very quick.
Stephan B.
2 years ago
Victoria expertly guided us through our Thai resort selection process. We really did feel a level of personalized attention to our needs all the way through to our stay. At the Napasai – Belmond Hotel we received the warmest of VIP welcomes and perks including a welcome ice cream, massages and an upgrade to an oceanfront suite!
Lorraine P.
3 months ago
Victoria was very attentive to our special needs and ensured that we had the perfect accommodations and in the ideal location. It's a pleasure to work with someone that truly listens and understands.
Stephan B.
9 months ago
Victoria was extremely knowledgeable and a breeze to work with. Working with her allowed us access to some very generous benefits.
Alexandra A.
10 months ago
Working with Victoria was a great experience. From start to finish, she was clear, prompt, and incredibly thoughtful in her communication. She always let us know when she was available and followed through quickly on anything we needed, which made the whole planning process feel smooth.
What stood out most was her attention to detail and her genuine care for making sure everything went perfectly. She stayed on top of all logistics, asked great clarifying questions when needed, and made sure both we and the hotel were always aligned. It was very clear she wasn’t just checking boxes, she truly wanted us to have the best possible experience.
Victoria also offered valuable suggestions beyond just the accommodation, which made us feel fully supported in creating a meaningful and memorable trip. She’s someone who blends professionalism with warmth and makes you feel completely taken care of. I’d absolutely recommend working with her, a real pro.
Werner A.
a year ago
Was great to have a N.Y. expert like Victoria to find the right place to stay an getting some hints about N.Y. She has always been very helpful and reactions were very quick.
Travel ideas (2)
When to Choose Glamorous Courchevel, France Ski Resort for Your French Alps Adventure
The timeless, majestic Alps spanning eight countries across Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia and Switzerland are a point of fascination for me. While commonality can be found in the rarefied fresh air across many of these storied lands, there is also tremendous cultural, language and culinary nuance between countries, peaks and valleys. There is a world of difference with a dramatically different vibe and scene across the 1100+ Alpine ski resorts and even within the French Alps, including the Courchevel, France, ski resort. For non-skiers and skiers, a spa and cheese can usually be found, and for the skiers, the lift passes can often be more pleasantly priced compared to North American peers. The Alps are increasingly susceptible to global warming. This reality must be considered when choosing a location, resort, altitude and travel dates. Here are some factors that might lead you to choose the Courchevel, France, ski resort for your vacation.
When to Choose Glamorous Courchevel, France Ski Resort for Your French Alps Adventure
The timeless, majestic Alps spanning eight countries across Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia and Switzerland are a point of fascination for me. While commonality can be found in the rarefied fresh air across many of these storied lands, there is also tremendous cultural, language and culinary nuance between countries, peaks and valleys. There is a world of difference with a dramatically different vibe and scene across the 1100+ Alpine ski resorts and even within the French Alps, including the Courchevel, France, ski resort. For non-skiers and skiers, a spa and cheese can usually be found, and for the skiers, the lift passes can often be more pleasantly priced compared to North American peers. The Alps are increasingly susceptible to global warming. This reality must be considered when choosing a location, resort, altitude and travel dates. Here are some factors that might lead you to choose the Courchevel, France, ski resort for your vacation.
Along the Route des Grands Crus: Beaune, Burgundy, France
When dreaming of a vacation in France, we often think of baguettes, the Eiffel Tower or sipping a glass of Champagne on the Mediterranean coast. However, if a slower, more sustainable, less hurried pace is desired — romance can be found, historical lessons learned, dishes sampled, wines drunk, interesting conversations had — this can be found near Beaune and Burgundy's Côte d'Or. Time is well spent in the villages and vineyards in between the crumbling stone walls and chateaux scattered throughout this part of France. If you want this experience, bike or drive along the northern part of the famous Route des Grands Crus. The wet rolling hills of Burgundy will not disappoint. Explore the charming walled village and cobblestone streets and wine cellars of Beaune and wander around the surrounding storied wine ‘climats’ or wine plots of the Côte d'Or aged across 2000 years of winegrowing history. Add a Michelin-rated or French-Japanese restaurant with a glass of the region's delicious white, red, or Cremant de Bourgogne wine for when you want bubbles.
Along the Route des Grands Crus: Beaune, Burgundy, France
When dreaming of a vacation in France, we often think of baguettes, the Eiffel Tower or sipping a glass of Champagne on the Mediterranean coast. However, if a slower, more sustainable, less hurried pace is desired — romance can be found, historical lessons learned, dishes sampled, wines drunk, interesting conversations had — this can be found near Beaune and Burgundy's Côte d'Or. Time is well spent in the villages and vineyards in between the crumbling stone walls and chateaux scattered throughout this part of France. If you want this experience, bike or drive along the northern part of the famous Route des Grands Crus. The wet rolling hills of Burgundy will not disappoint. Explore the charming walled village and cobblestone streets and wine cellars of Beaune and wander around the surrounding storied wine ‘climats’ or wine plots of the Côte d'Or aged across 2000 years of winegrowing history. Add a Michelin-rated or French-Japanese restaurant with a glass of the region's delicious white, red, or Cremant de Bourgogne wine for when you want bubbles.
When to Choose Glamorous Courchevel, France Ski Resort for Your French Alps Adventure
The timeless, majestic Alps spanning eight countries across Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia and Switzerland are a point of fascination for me. While commonality can be found in the rarefied fresh air across many of these storied lands, there is also tremendous cultural, language and culinary nuance between countries, peaks and valleys. There is a world of difference with a dramatically different vibe and scene across the 1100+ Alpine ski resorts and even within the French Alps, including the Courchevel, France, ski resort. For non-skiers and skiers, a spa and cheese can usually be found, and for the skiers, the lift passes can often be more pleasantly priced compared to North American peers. The Alps are increasingly susceptible to global warming. This reality must be considered when choosing a location, resort, altitude and travel dates. Here are some factors that might lead you to choose the Courchevel, France, ski resort for your vacation.
When to Choose Glamorous Courchevel, France Ski Resort for Your French Alps Adventure
The timeless, majestic Alps spanning eight countries across Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia and Switzerland are a point of fascination for me. While commonality can be found in the rarefied fresh air across many of these storied lands, there is also tremendous cultural, language and culinary nuance between countries, peaks and valleys. There is a world of difference with a dramatically different vibe and scene across the 1100+ Alpine ski resorts and even within the French Alps, including the Courchevel, France, ski resort. For non-skiers and skiers, a spa and cheese can usually be found, and for the skiers, the lift passes can often be more pleasantly priced compared to North American peers. The Alps are increasingly susceptible to global warming. This reality must be considered when choosing a location, resort, altitude and travel dates. Here are some factors that might lead you to choose the Courchevel, France, ski resort for your vacation.
Along the Route des Grands Crus: Beaune, Burgundy, France
When dreaming of a vacation in France, we often think of baguettes, the Eiffel Tower or sipping a glass of Champagne on the Mediterranean coast. However, if a slower, more sustainable, less hurried pace is desired — romance can be found, historical lessons learned, dishes sampled, wines drunk, interesting conversations had — this can be found near Beaune and Burgundy's Côte d'Or. Time is well spent in the villages and vineyards in between the crumbling stone walls and chateaux scattered throughout this part of France. If you want this experience, bike or drive along the northern part of the famous Route des Grands Crus. The wet rolling hills of Burgundy will not disappoint. Explore the charming walled village and cobblestone streets and wine cellars of Beaune and wander around the surrounding storied wine ‘climats’ or wine plots of the Côte d'Or aged across 2000 years of winegrowing history. Add a Michelin-rated or French-Japanese restaurant with a glass of the region's delicious white, red, or Cremant de Bourgogne wine for when you want bubbles.
Along the Route des Grands Crus: Beaune, Burgundy, France
When dreaming of a vacation in France, we often think of baguettes, the Eiffel Tower or sipping a glass of Champagne on the Mediterranean coast. However, if a slower, more sustainable, less hurried pace is desired — romance can be found, historical lessons learned, dishes sampled, wines drunk, interesting conversations had — this can be found near Beaune and Burgundy's Côte d'Or. Time is well spent in the villages and vineyards in between the crumbling stone walls and chateaux scattered throughout this part of France. If you want this experience, bike or drive along the northern part of the famous Route des Grands Crus. The wet rolling hills of Burgundy will not disappoint. Explore the charming walled village and cobblestone streets and wine cellars of Beaune and wander around the surrounding storied wine ‘climats’ or wine plots of the Côte d'Or aged across 2000 years of winegrowing history. Add a Michelin-rated or French-Japanese restaurant with a glass of the region's delicious white, red, or Cremant de Bourgogne wine for when you want bubbles.
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