Events & Travel
Your sheets’ thread count doesn’t matter if you don’t feel anything when you get into bed together.
Evening on the Adriatic. You, your partner, and a table of couples you met three days ago, finally having the conversation you never get to at home.
Reserve your place in Greece01Awe, shared
A peer-reviewed psychology journal and the luxury travel industry arrived at the same word, from opposite directions. I build every Relation-Trip around it.
Researchers at Radboud University published two studies of more than 500 adults in relationships. Couples who shared moments of awe reported deeper satisfaction and flourishing, even after accounting for simply having fun together. Awe on your own did not do the same: once shared awe was counted, solo awe was linked to lower satisfaction.
Six weeks earlier, the travel industry named the same shift from the other side. Affluent travelers now define luxury by depth of experience, and more than half name authentic cultural experience as part of what luxury means to them.
- Perini, Mier, van Schie, de Groot, and Karremans, Radboud University. “United in wonder: shared awe is associated with satisfaction and depth in romantic relationships.” The Journal of Positive Psychology, 28 August 2026.
- Skift. “Awe, Not Excess: The Market Signal Luxury Travel Can’t Afford to Miss.” 16 July 2026.
02More than the two of you
Each Relation-Trip is a small, curated group of curious and cultured couples. You come home closer to each other, with a circle of couples who speak the same language about love.
03The next Relation-Trip
Greece, September 2027
Adventure by day and conversation by night in the Greek islands, with workshops designed for the two of you.
Every couple is interviewed and hand-selected by Ally before their tickets are confirmed.
Spaces are limited to a small group of couples. Relation-Trips are Ally’s couples travel, by Passport 2 Pleasure.