Travelling together
A weekend in Paris. A week by the sea. Travelling without a table set for one.
Several days, another city, the same attention.
A train window with the landscape sliding past, a hotel room where the suitcases stay shut because the city is more interesting than unpacking. Days with no schedule, evenings that end when you want them to.
You do not have to entertain me. You do not have to fill silences or apologise for wanting an afternoon alone with a book. I am properly interested in where we are and in you, and I have been known to plan a whole route around a museum nobody else wanted to see.
Some of the best hours are the unremarkable ones. A late breakfast, a walk with no destination, and a bottle of wine somewhere with the entire world sorted out by midnight.
How it works
- On request, quoted per trip.
- My travel and accommodation are covered by the client.
- Programme, budget and boundaries agreed in detail beforehand.
- Separate rooms if you prefer. It is a perfectly normal choice and I will not raise an eyebrow.
On consent and safety
Several days together means the conversation about boundaries happens more than once. Anything can be revisited, on any morning of the trip.