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FROM NEW YORK TO Y’ALL

Provincial Leisure & Éros Brousson Hit the Road South

New York → Washington, D.C. → Bristol → Nashville → New Orleans → Austin

Map illustrating a road trip route from New York to Austin with stops in Washington, D.C., Bristol, Nashville, New Orleans, and Austin; includes images of landmarks, transportation icons for train and rental car, and a compass rose.

This fall, Provincial Leisure and Comedian Éros Brousson are heading south — beginning in New York City and traveling through Washington, D.C., Bristol, Nashville, and New Orleans before arriving in Austin, Texas. With an audience of more than 2.3 million across social platforms, Éros Brousson has built something more valuable than reach: a highly engaged global community whose interest extends beyond his content to the places he visits, the experiences he shares, and the destinations he introduces them to.

Along the way, we’ll document the hotels worth checking into, restaurants worth making a reservation for, places worth pulling off the highway to see, and the people and businesses shaping each destination.

The result: one continuously unfolding editorial journey across six American cities, told through original photography, video, social content, and Provincial Leisure’s signature destination guides.

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FROM NEW YORK TO Y'ALL

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BE PART OF THE JOURNEY

From New York to Y’all is being built one stop at a time — and we’re currently selecting the hotels, restaurants, destinations, experiences, and local businesses we’ll feature along the way.

From a single dinner in Nashville to a hotel stay in New Orleans — or a partnership spanning multiple destinations — collaborations can take shape at any point in the journey.

Hotels, restaurants, bars, tourism organizations, cultural institutions, local businesses, experiences, and brands located along the route are invited to introduce themselves. Opportunities are organized by city below, or you can reach us directly about the project at roadtrip@provincialleisure.com

The Washington Monument standing tall with a reflection in the Reflecting Pool at sunset, surrounded by a silhouette of trees against a colorful sky.

“Nothing behind me, everything ahead of me.”

— Jack Kerouac, On the Road

NEW YORK CITY

Where the journey begins.Before heading south, we’re beginning at home: New York City. We’ll be documenting the places that make New York worth returning to — from hotels and restaurants to neighborhood institutions, cultural experiences, and the unexpected discoveries that could only belong here.


Want to be part of our New York story?

We’re currently considering hotels, restaurants, experiences, local businesses, and collaborations for inclusion.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

The first stop south. From New York, we’ll take the train to Washington, D.C., where the road-trip portion of the journey officially begins.We’ll be exploring where to stay, eat, drink, visit, and experience the city before picking up the car and heading south.

Want to be part of our Washington, D.C. story?

We’re currently considering hotels, restaurants, experiences, local businesses, and collaborations for inclusion.

BRISTOL, VIRGINIA

Somewhere worth stopping. Halfway between Washington and Nashville, Bristol turns an overnight stop into part of the story. Sitting directly on the Virginia–Tennessee border, it gives us a chance to explore the smaller destinations, independent businesses, local institutions, and unexpected places that make a road trip worth taking in the first place.

Want to be part of our Bristol story?

We’re currently considering hotels, restaurants, experiences, local businesses, and collaborations for inclusion.

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

Next stop: Music City.From Bristol, we continue south to Nashville — exploring the city through its hotels, restaurants, music, nightlife, neighborhoods, shops, and the people and places shaping modern Nashville.

Want to be part of our Nashville story?

We’re currently considering hotels, restaurants, experiences, local businesses, and collaborations for inclusion.

NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

Then, we follow the road to New Orleans.A city Provincial Leisure has documented before — and one we’re returning to with an entirely new journey around it. We’ll be exploring where New Orleans is now: its hotels, restaurants, bars, historic institutions, new openings, neighborhood favorites, and the places compelling enough to bring us back.

Want to be part of our New Orleans story?

We’re currently considering hotels, restaurants, experiences, local businesses, and collaborations for inclusion.

AUSTIN, TEXAS

The road ends in Texas.Our final destination brings From New York to Y’all into Austin.

We’ll close the journey exploring the hotels, restaurants, bars, music, businesses, neighborhoods, and experiences defining the city — and documenting what happens when a journey that began in New York finally arrives in Texas.

Want to be part of our Austin story?

We’re currently considering hotels, restaurants, experiences, local businesses, and collaborations for inclusion.

Suggest a stop

Know a place we shouldn’t miss? Tell us about a hotel, restaurant, bar, shop, attraction, local institution, roadside curiosity, or hidden gem that deserves a place on From New York to Y’all.

FOLLOW THE JOURNEY

From New York to Y’all will unfold across Provincial Leisure and Éros Brousson’s social channels, with new destinations, discoveries, and recommendations added throughout the journey.

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PAST HOSPITALITY PROJECTS

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MEET US SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY.

For partnerships, features, press, and collaborations related to From New York to Y’all, reach us directly at: roadtrip@provincialleisure.com

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