David Levine on Why the Best Shows Are the Ones That Shouldn’t Work
David Levine is the co-founder of Comedy Underground Overground, a New York-based events company known for high-energy comedy shows, magic performances, and immersive audience experiences. Since launching ComedyUO, David has turned unconventional spaces (from department stores to law offices) into stages. He blends hospitality and entertainment to create events that feel intimate but larger than […]
To Travel Like Frida: Mexico City in Full Color
Mexico City rewards a certain kind of traveler: the kind willing to surrender the itinerary a little. These days, algorithms dictate nearly everything: where to stay, what to eat, even the exact angle from which to photograph a cocktail. Everyone comes home having technically been somewhere, with a full camera roll but the lingering suspicion […]
Where to Travel Based on Your Favorite Bravo Series
Dorado Beach, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, Courtesy of the property.
From Rachel’s Desk: Insights From Our First Five Years
Lesson 1: Stress Tolerance Is Built, Not Born In 2020, I started Rachel Harrison Communications at the beginning of the pandemic. Within weeks, we lost our bar and restaurant clients — and most of our hotel clients. Overnight, the foundation of our business disappeared. What saved us were three things: we retained most of our […]
Zoe Masterton-Smith on Designing A Sense of Place
Zoe Masterton-Smith is the founder of Transit Studio, a London-based design practice known for architecturally-led hospitality and cultural projects shaped by narrative and place. Previously with Foster + Partners, Conran & Partners, and Michaelis Boyd, she has worked globally, including on the award-winning RYSE Hotel Seoul and Fords Bar in London. Her recent projects span […]
The Women Reimagining Hospitality in the Hudson Valley
Across the Hudson Valley, a new generation of hotels is being shaped not only by sweeping landscapes and thoughtful design, but by the women whose personal stories, creative instincts, and entrepreneurial spirit are woven into the guest experience. From interiors inspired by Scandinavian minimalism and Catskills scenery, to boutique properties that feel like a community […]
RHC’s February Was All Power Lists and Three-Peats
February was busy. The kind of busy where you look up from your inbox and realize the industry has been looking back at you. In the span of a few weeks, RHC landed two of communications’ more telling nods. First: a debut on Observer’s 50 Most Powerful PR Firms of 2026 list. For an agency […]
Welcome to 2026: The Year Travel, Taste, and Togetherness Got Personal Again
If 2025 was about going viral, 2026 is about going deep. According to Rachel Harrison Communications’ 2026 Trend Report, the year ahead marks a cultural pivot: away from passive consumption and toward immersive experiences that feel intentional, emotional, and human. From how we travel and dine to what we drink and share online, the throughline […]
Jingle All the Way to…
The festive season is on the horizon, which means it’s about time to start your holiday movie marathon. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorites and travel inspiration to recreate your favorite moments. Where will you be going this year? Best Man Holiday Overview: The film follows a group of friends reuniting during the […]
If you’re not on BookTok, are you even on TikTok?
But in case you’re somehow unaware of this community, BookTok is a subculture on the streaming platform, where creators provide their reviews, recommendations, and in-depth analysis of books and literature, thus significantly influencing book sales and trends. As Taylor Jenkins Reid has attested in multiple interviews, BookTok resurrected her novel The Seven Husbands of Evelyn […]