Some autumn trips are defined by foliage and harvest tables. Others are simply about traveling when a destination feels more spacious, more textured and easier to experience at its own pace. This edition looks at four very different settings: a restored Colorado mining town, a wellbeing retreat in India’s Sahyadri Mountains, the Aegean coast of Halkidiki and private homes in sought-after European destinations. Each gives advisors a distinct way to use the season, with nature, food, design and privacy shaping the trip as much as the calendar.
BO House
Private-home travel can make a destination feel more immediate, especially when the residence itself reflects the local setting. BO House focuses on a selective collection of luxury villas and chalets in destinations including Saint-Tropez, Ramatuelle, Gassin, Courchevel and Saint-Barthélemy. The company pairs those homes with local teams and hospitality-style services, keeping the experience closer to a private residence than a traditional hotel stay. Its portfolio is intentionally curated rather than built around volume, with each stay shaped around the property, the destination and the needs of the guests. For advisors, that creates flexibility for families and groups who value space and privacy but still want professional support on the ground, especially in destinations where the right address can define the trip.
