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FLASH SALE! ENJOY $500 OFF AND A FREE ROOM UPGRADE ON OUR JANUARY 16-22 TRIP TO OAXACA!*
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FLASH SALE! ENJOY $500 OFF AND A FREE ROOM UPGRADE ON OUR JANUARY 16-22 TRIP TO OAXACA!* 〰️
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DECEMBER 10-16, 2024 (WAITLIST)
JANUARY 16-22, 2025 (OPEN, $500 OFF AND FREE ROOM UPGRADE)*
MARCH 1-7, 2025 (FEW SPOTS LEFT, FREE ROOM UPGRADE)*
*Promotions valid until October 16th, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.
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OCTOBER 15-21, 2024 (WAITLIST)
APRIL 24-30, 2025 (OPEN, FREE ROOM UPGRADE)*
*Promotion valid until October 16th, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.
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2025 DATES COMING SOON…
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DECEMBER 2-8, 2024 (WAITLIST)
JANUARY 8-14, 2025 (WAITLIST)
SPECIAL EVENT TRIPS: OAXACA
Unique, one-time event journeys carefully crafted and curated with specific themes in partnership with expert guests
Private Trips
Perhaps you and your group of closest friends have been wanting to take a trip together. You all love traveling and getting to know a different culture, but having to organize activities, book hotels, and research where to go and how to move around seems a bit daunting. Or, maybe, your best friend is getting married, you’re celebrating an anniversary, or your spouse is turning 50, and you want to do something memorable for such a special occasion. Well, that’s where we—and our Private Trips—come in.
"Traveling Oaxaca with Iliana is not just another tour, it's a culinary tour de force – an edible expedition into the extraordinary culture(s) and history of this unique, original place of Mexican civilization. Generally, I'm not inclined to take guided tours, much less to tout one, but this small-group journey with de la Vega (who is Oaxacan, and a fabulous chef to boot) provides a perfect mix of indigenous and modern Oaxaca. Plus, you get to eat the whole thing! –"
Jim Hightower | Former Texas Agriculture Commissioner, author, public speaker, and radio commentator
The Team
Iliana de la Vega is a Mexican chef and instructor, lover of chiles, salsas, moles, and avocados. She is a James Beard Award winner for Best Chef: Texas (2022). Isabel Torrealba is a Mexican cultural anthropologist and journalist who loves connecting food to people, literature, and politics. She is the youngest daughter of de la Vega.