Meredith Low is a luxury consultant and travel advisor with experience advising clients across luxury retail, hospitality, media, and experiential marketing.

Her work centers on the thoughtful curation of bespoke, high-touch experiences—bringing together exceptional cuisine, distinctive destinations, cultural access, and carefully considered details.

With an insatiable curiosity and a media background that has kept her closely attuned to emerging trends, interesting people, and exceptional places, Meredith brings a refined perspective to every itinerary and engagement. Her approach is discreet, personal, and deeply attentive, creating experiences that feel seamless, meaningful, and quietly memorable.

Always in my carry-on luggage:

My carry-on essentials are simple but specific: a Rimowa travel case for charger cables, my Prada Re-Nylon crossbody messenger bag, AirPods, passport, throat lozenges from Japan, Erewhon hand sanitizer, a Sharpie, hand lotion, lip balm, and a small travel notebook. Each has its place and purpose—keeping travel organized, comfortable, and easy from departure to arrival.

Most underrated destinations:

Siena is one of Italy's most underrated destinations—an easy train ride from Florence, yet it feels deeply distinct, with an extraordinary medieval history and a beautifully preserved historic center recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its 13th- and 14th-century architecture, rich cultural character, and wonderful restaurants make it a quietly exceptional place to experience Tuscany.

On my bucket list:

Paris for its museums and exhibitions; Scotland for its castles and history; Portugal for its cuisine and culture; Hokkaido for the Snow Festival and exceptional seafood; and Jeju Island for its natural beauty, island lifestyle, and distinct sense of place. Each offers a different kind of discovery, shaped by culture, cuisine, history, and a strong connection to place.

my most memorable travel experience:

I have many memorable travel experiences, but the most meaningful are often the unplanned moments that reveal the soul of a place. In Ephesus, I remember noticing the grooves in the ancient marble road and asking our guide about them, only to learn they had been worn down by chariots centuries before. It was such a simple detail, yet incredibly moving.

I have also experienced Mass at the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula in Brussels, where an opera singer performed the hymns, and an impromptu performance of Madame Butterfly inside the historic Pharmacia Santa Maria Novella in Florence. These moments were unexpected, beautiful, and deeply tied to their surroundings—the kind of experiences that make travel feel truly unforgettable.