With a lifelong passion for culture, art, food, and architecture, Kaitlan has an affinity for the finer things in life.
A Dallas native, Kaitlan remembers frequenting Europe for family trips in her childhood, invigorating her love for travel. After earning dual degrees in Strategic Communication and Multicultural Studies, Kaitlan moved to Orange County where she found herself saving up vacation days in hopes of crossing off destinations from her bucket list. During the pandemic, while Kaitlan was working remotely and living abroad, she ticked country number thirty-five off of her list. From then on, she knew she wanted to share her true love for exploration with others, finding her niche in luxury travel.
With a curiosity for discovering the charming, hidden and remote corners of our planet, Kaitlan empowers her clients to do the same. She is now dedicated to crafting bespoke travel itineraries that align with expectations of an elite clientele. Kaitlan and her team provide discerning travelers with a seamless experience, and design completely custom itineraries that make each destination sing.
If you’re traveling to a destination who’s timezone is ahead of your origin, try to schedule a flight that will have you arriving to your destination in the morning. This way, you’ll have the first day to explore on your own time and plenty of sunlight to help reset your internal clock. It may sound cliché, but staying hydrated and fed is so important. Your body will struggle to adjust if it’s low on necessities!
After exploring the charming cobblestone streets of Stockholm and Copenhagen a few summers ago, I can’t wait to visit more of Scandinavia, Oslo being next on my list. I simply adore the minimalist Nordic design and find myself pulled to the region’s warm and friendly locals. I also plan to travel to Bora Bora and Tahiti in the coming year to better my understanding of local Polynesian culture and to take a dip in that famous turquoise water!
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