Some cities breathe romance: Paris, Florence, Buenos Aires, Kyoto. Their reputation for stunning views, cozy cafes, exotic ambience and intimate traditions (like the tango) draws couples from around the world.
But you don’t need a passport to visit a romantic city. There are “romantic cities” closer to home.
Intentionally make your next getaway an escape to a romantic city.
In the U.S. alone, cities as diverse as Savannah, Sedona and New York City have romantic sides – if you know where to look.
Choose where you want to go. Find out what makes it a romantic destination. Maybe it’s leisure streets for wandering, beaches to stroll, sunsets to soak in, restaurants for lingering conversations.
Now create an invitation for your partner to join you on a romantic adventure. Share why this destination is considered romantic.
And finally, invite your partner to help plan your getaway. The Romantic Moment starts as you connect with planning. It grows through anticipation. And crescendos with your arrival.
