Dublin, Ireland

If Dublin is not on your travel radar, it most definitely should be! The city is home to over 700 U.S. based companies that have made Dublin their European headquarters. With that insurgence of brain power and talent, the capital of Ireland has undergone an expansive modernization, yet maintains its historic charm and old-world beauty.

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Big Sur

This post was written in collaboration with Willow Kalatchi, Elite Travel International.

Big Sur offers its own special magic, making it the perfect weekend getaway. The scenic drive up the coast sets the mood for this destination and the final 90-mile winding stretch of Highway 1 where the mountains crash into the sea marks your arrival to the quaint town of Big Sur. The rugged landscape is so inspiring. It’s no wonder that it has been a haven for artists, musicians and soul searchers for decades.

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Dubrovnik, Croatia

The seaport city of Dubrovnik is considered to be Croatia’s gem on the Adriatic. Named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979, Dubrovnik, often referred to as the ‘Croatian Athens’, is a visitor’s delight. Its ancient stone walls, dating from the Middle Ages, rise dramatically above the rugged mediterranean coastline, protecting the seaside city. Inside these walls, twisting stone streets await exploration, and restaurants and tiny boutiques abound. You can even visit the grand staircase where Cersei made her walk of shame in Game of Thrones and follow in her very footsteps!

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Seattle, Washington

Au Courant loves Seattle. While it's such a great city to visit anytime of the year, Seattle has the best weather in August and September. From attending a sporting event to visiting the Seattle Art Museum, there is so much to do in the city. Not to mention, there are some great restaurants and amazing shopping. 

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