Zoe Schaeffer

Portugal is an excellent destination for a multi-generational trip. Its principal cities: Porto and Lisbon, are predominantly walking cities with plenty of history, classical architecture and unique local dishes. While Portugal may be best known for its soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, there is more to the nation than football. Discover the country’s obsession with tiling as well as its love for custard desserts and, of course, its Japanese influence. Both cities are a great option for a week-long holiday in western Europe.

An excursion to the Morocco Atlas Mountains was truly bucket list moment that I've dreamed about. The magical blend of experiencing a mountain top village, homemade food, a local family, and a spiritual Call to Prayer was something that is hard to capture in words. The Morocco Atlas Mountains are the ultimate add-on to any Marrakesh adventure as it adds an authentic quality that feels un-touched by tourism.

I've been to Mexico a zillion times because I love it so much, so I put together this family-friendly, food-focused jaunt to Mexico City and Oaxaca! Navigated properly, both locations are an amazing place to take kids to expose them to beautiful Mexican culture and the most fabulous food of their lives.

Experience South America's charms through the lens of two neighboring countries; Argentina and Uruguay. You'll get a taste of a fabulous European-like city with all the culture and beauty as well as a breath-taking countryside with a gorgeous coastline that is fast becoming the Southern Hemisphere's Cote D'Azure.

While you might associate Los Angeles with Hollywood hotshots and palm-lined streets, the city has risen to the top in the past decade when it comes to food, design, art and retail. This is why so many creative types have flocked here (aside from the glorious year-round weather). Once you log your early morning hikes and surf lessons in Malibu, it's time for some serious exploring in one of the coolest cities on Earth.