Mae Hong Son, Thailand, 2011
Asian/fusion, Bali 2014
Minh Mang, Vietnam 2007
Gergeti Trinity Church, Georgia, 2018
Banteay Srei temple, Cambodia 2013
upcoming tour
CAMBODIA 2018 Monday, Oct. 29: arrive in Bangkok. Transfer to your 5-star hotel created with a modern Thai sensibility by an international award-winning team of architects and designers. Oct. 30: Visit the newly renovated galleries of the Bangkok National Museum, then have lunch at Baan Restaurant serving the family recipes of renown chef Thitid “Ton”… Continue reading upcoming tour
about us
We’re an Austin artist and chef couple who’ve recently turned our focus towards our passion: travel. Exploring the world and sampling different cultures has always fascinated us. We were backpackers in our younger days, and the adventurous love of travel has stayed with us. But we’re not into roughing it anymore—been there, done that.… Continue reading about us
news
We were lucky to have writer Carol Flake Chapman on our Thailand tour in 2017. She recently wrote a beautiful article about the trip for NextTribe magazine: Chasing a Dream: Painted Glass and Peace in Thailand . A veteran journalist, she has written for The New Yorker, The Boston Globe, Conde Nast Traveler, among other prominent… Continue reading news
I thought the whole trip was as close to perfection as I could have asked. The hotels were sublime, the food delicious, the logistics admirable, the activities satisfying. You and Emil had just the right touch—the right combination of stern and indulgent guardians who were always in control without being heavy about it. Somehow you even conjured entirely congenial [traveling] companions. Well done.
Katy H.
Judy’s art expertise and Emil’s culinary background set a good stage for our adventure in Thailand. They are a fun-loving couple who are very thorough in planning and execution of details. They travel extensively in Southeast Asia, and that shines through their itinerary and in the special, out-of-the-way, extra things we saw and the restaurants we experienced. The relatively small size of the group meant that no one was left out at any time, for inclusiveness is very important to Judy and Emil. Their sense of caring was evident at the outset.