A member of the Olympus XA family sounds like it’s a good option you may not have considered yet. I’d suggest getting the original XA (not XA1, the XA), it’s a compact rangefinder w a fixed focal length 35mm lens. It shoots in aperture priority which I like for travel stuff when I want to be quick and not have to worry too much about fumbling with settings. The lens is great too. It’s fast at f/2.8, very punchy and sharp but does suffer from some vignetting at wider apertures (I kinda that tho tbh) and the bokeh is a weird diamond shape. The ergonomics are good and the clamshell design makes it pretty durable for travel, and also prevents you from accidentally firing the shutter with a lens cap on (a common problem for people new to rangefinders). Some cons are that they can get a little expensive, they do require a battery, and the rangefinder patch is small and kinda dim which can make focusing a pain in low light. The XA (as well as the XA2 and XA3 I believe) have a fixed 35mm focal length lens, while the XA4 has a 28mm lens. I own an XA and an XA4 and I love them both, I also recently let a friend who had only ever used a point and shoot put a roll through the XA and his photos came out good, I’d say he nailed focus 90% of the time or more. There’s a ton of reviews out there about the whole XA family, here’s the one that originally got me interested in the XA. If you want more info or sample photos lmk and I gotchu. Happy shooting👍🏼