Travel Advisor

Irene Wilkoff

She/Her

Expertise

  • Europe,
  • Mexico,
  • Luxury Travel,
  • Family Travel,
  • Honeymoons
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Advisor - Irene Wilkoff

About

Authenticity seeker, vacation enthusiast, toddler mom. Trying to balance work and fun while obsessing over the latest hotel and restaurant openings.

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Home airports

Admirals Lounge at PHL – coffee in one hand, champagne in the other.

My travel style

I have found that the balance between adventure and relaxation is my travel "sweet spot". A mix of local culture and understated luxury. I am here to help you find your version of that. Through my passion for deep research and experience exploring the world, my focus has shifted towards helping my clients create core memories with themselves, the people they travel with and those they meet along the way.

Favorite hotels

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Lupaia

Ideally located between the towns of Montepulciano and Pienza, Lupaia is one of Tuscany's most magical countryside estates.

Fora Perks

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    Complimentary welcome gift in room on arrival.

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    Breakfast daily.

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    Upgrade to next room category whenever possible.

Rosewood Mayakoba

The most luxurious property in the Mayakoba complex, the Rosewood is emerged in deep green mangroves and serene emerald lagoons.

Fora Perks

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    $125 resort credit per Suite; $125 per room in Villas.

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    Breakfast daily.

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    Upgrade & extended check-in/out whenever possible.

Quinta de São Bernardo

A refined escape in the heart of the Douro Valley, with just seven rooms and a riverside infinity pool.

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Recently returned from:

  • Snorkeling with squid in Negril, Jamaica. 

  • Eating local catch at Mama's Fish House in Maui, Hawaii. 

  • Living the ultimate Cali-surfer life in Malibu. 

  • Watching the fall leaves turn in Hudson Valley, NY.

Dreaming of:

  • African Safaris. Many of them. 

  • Crystal clear waters of Turks & Caicos. 

  • Floating market in Phuket. 

  • Eating and drinking my way through Portugal.

One thing I can't travel without...

I should probably say my family but if I am being honest, a really great night cream.

Two truths, one lie:

  1. I started solo-traveling when I was seven. 

  2. I cried over soup during my first night in Tuscany (good cry). 

  3. I walked the Path of Gods in Positano after a long night of Limoncello.

Advisor - Irene Wilkoff

Travel Advisor

Irene Wilkoff

Get in touch with Irene

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