Kayla Coppock - Travel Advisor

For the past 3½ years, Italy has been so much more than a place I’ve lived—it has been a teacher, a healer, and a second home.

Italy taught me to slow down and savor life. To sit longer at the dinner table, enjoy a meal without rushing, and understand that some of life’s best moments happen in conversation over good food.

It taught me to appreciate long walks with no destination, to notice beauty in everyday moments, and to find joy in simply being present.

It made me a better friend by showing me the importance of community and connection. A better wife by reminding me that the little moments matter just as much as the big ones. A better mother by encouraging curiosity, adventure, and creating memories over collecting things. A better daughter by helping me appreciate where I come from while embracing the privilege of discovering the world.

Living here sparked a passion for travel that I never knew could run this deep. It opened my heart to new cultures, different perspectives, and the realization that there is always something to learn from people whose lives look different from our own.

Most of all, Italy helped heal parts of my soul I didn’t even know needed healing. It taught me to slow down, to be grateful, to stay curious, and to embrace life fully.

As this chapter comes to an end, I find myself reflecting on everything this country has given me. While I’m saying goodbye to life in Italy, I’m not saying goodbye to the lessons it taught me.

My greatest hope is that I never stop exploring, never stop learning, and never stop seeking the kind of wonder that changed me here.

Grazie, Italia. You will always be part of who I am. ❤️🇮🇹

And grazie for this amazing Vespa experience.

POV: You want to experience the Amalfi Coast beyond the crowded buses and traffic 🛵🇮🇹.

I spent yesterday cruising the coast by Vespa with Francesco and Gian Luca from and it was hands-down one of the best experiences I’ve had in Italy.

We explored Positano, Praiano, Amalfi, Atrani, and Ravello, stopped at the iconic Fiordo di Furore swimming spot, visited the stunning Emerald Grotto, and enjoyed a fantastic local lunch recommendation in Scala.

What made this tour special wasn’t just the scenery. It was the hospitality, local knowledge, and freedom of seeing the entire coastline from the back of a Vespa without worrying about driving, parking, or navigating.

As a travel advisor living in Italy, experiences like this are exactly what I love finding for my clients—authentic, memorable, and absolutely worth it.

Comment “VESPA” and I’ll send you the exact tour I did or answer any questions about booking! 🇮🇹✨

One of the questions I’ve been getting a lot lately is: “What will happen to your travel business when you move back to the U.S.?”
The answer: I’m not going anywhere. ❤️
My clients are all American families, military families, and travelers all over the U.S., so I can continue planning trips from anywhere in the world.
That said, this transition is a big one for our family. After years of military life overseas, my husband is retiring from the military, and we’re starting a brand-new chapter back home. Like many military families, we’re stepping into the unknown and figuring out what comes next.
If you’ve followed my journey, trusted me with your vacations, referred a friend, liked a post, shared a video, or cheered me on from afar—thank you. Your support has helped turn this small business from an idea into something that helps support our family.
As we make this transition, I’d be incredibly grateful if you continued to think of me when you or your friends are planning travel. Every referral, booking, share, and recommendation truly makes a difference for a small business owner.

Decided to vlog my day as an American mom living in Italy minus the chaotic morning routine 🤪. Not all my days look this, but I am blessed to have this incredible life 💕 P.S. which outfit is your favorite?

I’d say learning how to make homemade pizza by a Nonna in this little village in Rotonda and her handing us scissors to cut said homemade pizza was pretty peak Italy 🤌🏽

A little over a year ago we were celebrating our anniversary on a cruise that stopped in Greece. 🇬🇷
Boat day to Dia Island. Paddle boarding in crystal-clear water. Incredible Greek food. Unlimited drinks. Zero responsibilities.

Fast forward one year, and today I’m booking a Greece cruise for clients about to make memories of their own.
This is why I love what I do. ❤️

Message me to plan your own Greece trip 💌

I’m about to go through a major change in life and all I can do right now is have faith that things will work out 🙏🏽