https://www.naylorandco.com/journal/ 2026-11-03T17:36:15Z Jessica Naylor Copyright Naylor & Co. https://www.naylorandco.com/journal/christmas-and-new-year-2026/ 2026-11-03T17:36:15Z

A Mayfair Christmas, Hogmanay in Perthshire, a fortnight of festivities in the Bavarian Alps and Christmas Eve in Vienna, all with 2026 dates confirmed.

https://www.naylorandco.com/journal/five-things-airelles-palladio/ 2026-11-03T17:36:15Z

A Palladio building on Giudecca, St Mark's five minutes across the water, four new kitchens and the city after dark: five reasons to stay.

https://www.naylorandco.com/journal/subject-to-availability/ 2026-11-03T17:36:15Z

The hedge is the honest part. Certainty offered up front is usually a promise somebody else has to keep, and was never asked whether they would.

https://www.naylorandco.com/journal/the-first-twenty-four-hours/ 2026-11-03T17:36:15Z

A journey is judged on its first day, and the first day is almost entirely logistics. The part nobody designs is the part everyone remembers.

https://www.naylorandco.com/journal/the-itinerary-that-is-too-full/ 2026-11-03T17:36:15Z

When a budget is generous, the trip rarely fails on quality. It fails on density. Too much of a good thing is still too much.

https://www.naylorandco.com/journal/the-room-that-ruined-a-perfect-hotel/ 2026-11-03T17:36:15Z

The hotel was right. The room was wrong. Quiet observations from eight years in private client travel. From Naylor & Co., private travel design.

https://www.naylorandco.com/journal/what-the-second-trip-knows/ 2026-11-03T17:36:15Z

The second journey is better than the first for reasons that have almost nothing to do with where it goes. From Naylor & Co., private travel design.