DESTINATIONS FOR TWO
Where should the two of you go next?
Don’t start with a country. Start with the kind of days you’re craving.
Then notice which place makes both of you pause.
BEFORE THE MAP
How do you want the next few days to feel?
Pick the one you’d send to your partner without adding an explanation.
NOW CHOOSE A DIRECTION
Which direction are you both looking at twice?
Don’t choose the place you think you’re supposed to visit. Choose the one that sounds right for this trip.
No wrong answer. Just notice which one you keep looking at.
LOOK A LITTLE CLOSER
Three places. Which one would you point at first?
Don’t compare them like a checklist. Picture an actual day there.
Which one made you imagine the two of you actually there?
SEE WHERE THE DAY COULD GO
Pick one day without overthinking it.
Which one would you rather wake up to? We’ve already taken each rhythm a little further.
STAY LONG ENOUGH
Let somewhere start feeling a little like yours.
By day three, you know which corner has the coffee you like. You stop checking the map for the walk home. The ordinary parts become the ones you talk about later.
SEE ATHENS THIS WAY →Not every shared memory needs a landmark.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Ask each other four better questions.
Not “How many things are there to do?” Try these instead.
Can we slow down here?
Is there room for a morning with no schedule?
Is there something we’d still talk about later?
A road, meal, view, challenge or strange little moment.
Can we have different kinds of days?
Slow one day. Curious the next. Late night when you feel like it.
Would we want one more day?
The best places usually leave something unfinished.
If you both keep coming back to the same place, you probably have your answer.
CREATE MORE SHARED MEMORIES
Found somewhere you’d come back to?
Keep the places, trips and experiences you want to share somewhere that belongs to both of you.
Start your Couple’s Passport.CREATE OUR COUPLE’S PASSPORT →
One shared place for where you want to go next and the memories you create along the way.
