Jeffrey A. Kash designs bespoke travel experiences that celebrate heritage, identity, and belonging.

Imagine a luxury heritage journey that begins with your family’s customized genealogy and then unfolds into a deeply personal itinerary connecting you to your ancestral homelands. Each detail is crafted to honor your story, allowing you to walk the same streets, taste the same flavors, and rediscover where it all began.

Now imagine a journey that celebrates who you are today. Jeffrey curates exceptional travel experiences for LGBTQ+ clients, from destinations that honor love and authenticity to exclusive events and escapes where self-expression is not only welcomed but celebrated. His itineraries blend sophistication with soul – creating safe, affirming, and transformative adventures that resonate deeply and linger long after the return home.

Raised on a Pennsylvania farm in a family that valued storytelling and community, Jeffrey developed an early appreciation for history, connection, and the art of gathering. That spirit shapes every journey he creates:  thoughtful, elegant, and deeply human.

A classic car enthusiast and gracious host, Jeffrey finds inspiration in the way travel, like art, changes how we see ourselves and the world. Alongside his husband and partner of 20 years, he continues to explore the globe with curiosity and joy, guiding others to discover not only where they come from, but where they truly belong.

Always in my carry-on luggage:

Facial Moisturizer to combat time, Earbuds to combat toddlers and most adults, and a thick Novel to combat reality.

Most underrated destinations:

Eastern Europe, and let me tell you why!

Oh, and every major city in Canada!

On my bucket list:

Thailand, Korea, Singapore, and Vietnam: excited to learn more about the cultures, foods, and art.

my most memorable travel experience:

Traveling in 2013 with my husband to my grandparents' and his grandfather's native villages in Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, and Poland. I was the first of my family to return since 1920, we met cousins by the literal dozens, were embraced in ways we could not have imagined, and made sure to spend "us time" in the cities. Oh, and we gained at least 15 pounds each.