Field Notes

We know what you're thinking. Every travel consultant on the internet claims that they're the best. They all promise "white glove service" and "insider access" and a dozen other phrases that have been so overused they've lost all meaning. But we're not like them. And if you'll indulge us for a moment, we'd like to tell you exactly why we'd consider ourselves the best luxury travel planner you haven't worked with yet. We Don't Hide Behind a Call Centre Here's a radical idea:

Everyone knows what an all-inclusive holiday is. Someone mentions an certain airline and a Jess Glynne chorus starts playing in the background, whether anybody invited it or not. The image is insant: a wristband, a pool, a staff member who appears at exactly the moment your glass empties, and the very particular satisfaction of realising you have no idea where your wallet is, and don't even need it. Peregrina is not here to laugh at that. Anyone who has worked in travel long

Every year, the last days of December produce the same two scenes. In one, people are already where they meant to be. There’s a half-unpacked suitcase in the corner, a slightly unfamiliar view from the window, the quiet luxury of having time to decide between a walk, a nap, or another coffee. The year hasn’t ended yet, but the rush has. In the other, the clock is doing something different. Delays stack up; departure boards flicker; “engineering works” turns out to mean a bus

Somewhere between the orchards of Oxfordshire and the fenlands of Cambridgeshire, a quiet revolution has been unfolding. Luxury is no...

There is no shortage of bad travel advice in the world. Most of it is easy enough to spot from a safe distance—the sort of well-meaning...

The 2020s have been nothing if not transformative, for better or worse. A pandemic that brought the travel industry to its knees, leaving...

There’s a particular smugness that creeps into travel advice the moment anyone utters the phrase “best time to visit.” It’s in every...

Some words arrive already heavy with assumptions, dragging entire worlds of imagery behind them. “Private travel” is one of those...