Cherry blossoms are short-lived, reminding us to cherish the present moment, and life while we have it. While I dream of traveling to Japan to see blossoming sakura one day, for now I enjoy seeing nature’s wonders closer to home. ...
Spring in Geneva: The best spots to wake up and smell the flowers
Dining at Le Tsé Fung in Geneva: Switzerland’s Only Michelin-Starred Chinese Restaurant
The 2025 Michelin Guide notes 145 Michelin-starred restaurants throughout Switzerland, Le Tsé Fung being the only Chinese restaurant among them holding a prized star....
What Switzerland Gets Right — and What the U.S. Could Borrow
I never was one to believe that America required treading backwards to be great – but rather to evolve. In my wildest dreams, the United States would take inspiration from Switzerland, equipping itself with the following:...
The Best Cafés in Geneva to Escape the Winter Cold
If you are in Geneva and are need of caffeine, I beg of you, please skip Starbucks. The city is home to countless independent coffee shops that craft fantastic concoctions that put global chains to shame. ...
10 Magical Things to Do Near Geneva This Christmas (A Local’s Guide)
While Switzerland yawns at Halloween and has no real connection to Thanksgiving—save for the occasional frozen turkey appearing in supermarkets each November—it pours all of its festive energy into Christmas....
Where Maradona is a Saint and Pizza Tastes Like Nowhere Else: How to Spend Three Days in Naples
Prior to our journey to Naples, we spent cozy nights at home eating bowls of Italian wedding soup with reruns of The Godfather. These were the only two elements we knew about Italy’s less glossed over destination: that it was the birthplace of pizza and the Camorra....
Stay in a French Château: A Night at Burgundy’s Enchanting Château de Longecourt-en-Plaine
Unlike most property rentals on Airbnb, ours was family owned, dating all the way back to the 13th century, and managed by a Count. ...
