For most all-inclusives, honeymoons, group tours, ocean cruises, river cruises, and Disney vacations, there is no fee, since I earn a commission directly from my suppliers. For fully custom vacations, a planning fee may apply to cover the extensive research and itinerary building involved.

For most all-inclusives, honeymoons, group tours, ocean cruises, river cruises, and Disney vacations, there is no fee, since I earn a commission directly from my suppliers. For fully custom vacations, a planning fee may apply to cover the extensive research and itinerary building involved.

I'm not just passionate about planning travel, I'm a traveling advisor myself. I visit properties, meet with suppliers, and experience destinations firsthand to make sure your vacation exceeds expectations. Over the years, I've built real relationships with suppliers, hotel managers, and concierges, relationships that let me create experiences you simply can't book on your own. Leave the stress and logistics to me so you can actually enjoy your vacation.

Before your first consultation, think about the type of experience you envision for your trip. You don't need a specific destination in mind, but having a general vision helps guide the conversation. Just as important is your budget. Come prepared with a comfortable budget range, since vacation costs can vary widely depending on accommodations, experiences, and how you choose to travel.

Yes, all three are a regular part of what I do. I plan multi-generational family trips where grandparents, parents, and kids travel together but each need something a little different from the experience. I also work with groups of friends, milestone celebrations, and destination weddings, coordinating everyone's arrangements while keeping the planning simple for the person organizing it.

On the corporate side, I partner with executive assistants and business leaders to plan incentive trips, corporate retreats, and travel for teams and organizations. Whether it's rewarding top performers or getting a family of ten to the same resort without anyone missing a flight, I handle the logistics so you don't have to.

An agent tends to book what's in front of them, a contracted hotel, a set product. An advisor interviews the client first. When I get on a consult call, I'm figuring out what someone actually values, listening between the lines, since "I love a great hotel" or "I'm a foodie" can mean very different things to different people. I'm not just here to click buttons and book things. I'm here to really listen.

In most cases, no. Suppliers like hotels, cruise lines, and tour operators are paying a commission regardless of whether you book direct or through an advisor. So if you book direct, the company simply keeps that commission for themselves. If you book with me, I earn it instead, and you get an advocate in your corner who's looking out for your best interest instead of the supplier's.

It depends on the season and destination, but generally earlier is better, especially for peak travel windows like spring break, Christmas, or summer. Prices tend to rise and availability shrinks the closer you get to your travel dates. If you're flexible, I can help you find the sweet spot for booking based on where and when you want to go.

That's exactly what I'm here for. If your flight gets canceled, a tour operator has to make a last-minute change, or you can't find your rental car, you text me and I handle it. I've rebooked tours, rerouted flights, and coordinated with drivers and suppliers all over the world so my clients rarely even know a problem occurred in the first place.

Not at all. Some clients come to me with a specific destination in mind, and others just know the type of experience they want, relaxing, adventurous, culturally immersive, and need help narrowing it down. Part of my job is listening to your vision and helping match it to the right destination, even one you hadn't considered.

Often, yes. I have access to rates, packages, and supplier relationships that aren't available to the general public, along with insider knowledge about which room categories, timing, or promotions offer the best value. Even when the price is the same, you're getting far more service and support for it.

I work with all kinds of budgets. There is no set cost with travel, I've planned trips ranging from a few hundred dollars to six figures. My job is to build the best possible experience within whatever investment you're comfortable making.

Yes. I regularly build itineraries around a client's preferred points program, whether that's an airline, a hotel brand like Marriott, or a specific card's rewards system. I can factor those into the plan while still managing the full trip and handling everything you'd rather not deal with yourself.