Luxury Larks for Spirited Women
lärk
Informal
noun: lark; plural noun: larks
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1.something done for fun, especially something mischievous or daring; an amusing adventure or escapade.
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ARE YOU A TRAVEL SISTER?
Are you a strong, intelligent woman who has spent years devoted to family and career and put off doing the things you love because other responsibilities always came first?
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Are you often on your own feeling a bit lonely or disconnected and wishing for
more fun and adventure in your life?
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Are you worried that you have lost touch with what lights you up and crave
experiences that will bring your next chapter into clearer focus?
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Do you dream about seeing more of the world - or just the city you live in -
but don't know where to start or have someone to adventure with?
Do you seek small-group, next-level travel filled with exciting, thoughtfully curated experiences designed to immerse you in a city’s art, culture, and vibe?
Does exploring sound a lot more fun with fantastic friends who just get you?
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If you’re ready to feed your soul, prioritize the joy in your life, and be part of a vivacious
sisterhood who will make sure you keep those promises to yourself, join us!
I work putting deals together every day and pull double duty as a single parent. Now that the kids are almost grown, I want to explore the world yet the thought of surfing the web to figure out where to vacation, what sights to see, and where to dine is absolutely numbing.
I feel like Travel Sister was created just for me. Carmel is an experienced world-traveler with impeccable taste. I'm putting my "gift to me" in her hands and I couldn't be more grateful. This sister is ready to travel!
Susie H ~ San Fransisco, CA
What an incredible way to travel - safe, intentional, sophisticated and fun! I feel so fortunate to be part of the Travel Sister community and I will definitely travel with them again. They provide the ultimate magical journey you would plan for yourself (and your friends) if only you had the time and a year to research everything to a “T.” Seeing the world this way is the only way to go.
