Let's be honest: you could plan this trip yourself.
Here's why most of my clients decide they'd rather not.
A lifelong case of wanderlust.
I've been to Costa Rica five times, including four with my kids, and I still find new reasons to fall in love with it every trip. Punta Mita has become something like a second home; my husband and I found it back in 2010 looking for a slower kind of luxury, and we've returned four more times since. I've done Disney four times, twice with grandparents in tow, and I've taken my daughter to NYC on a trip built entirely around her sudden, all-consuming love of Wicked.
I plan trips years in advance, I balance a love of five-star luxury with knowing how to work point redemptions, and I am, without apology, the person who researches a destination for fun. Somewhere along the way, that turned into a business.
My background combines more than a decade in tech as a project manager with years of experience as a lifestyle photographer and avid traveler. Those experiences shaped how I plan travel: thoughtfully, intentionally, and with equal attention to the big picture and the smallest details.
I'm not competing with the lowest fare. I'm competing with the version of your trip where nothing goes wrong.
Exceptional experiences don't happen by accident. Behind every seamless journey is careful planning, proactive communication, and someone anticipating needs before they arise.
My real competition isn't other advisors; it's AI trip planners and booking sites. I don't try to win on price, because that's not actually what most of my clients are looking for. What I bring is judgment and access: a global network of advisors to draw on, real relationships with hotel teams and concierges, and the willingness to personally vet a property instead of just listing it.
The job doesn't stop once something's booked. I confirm reservations myself, flag celebrations and special requests before you arrive, and if something goes sideways mid-trip, you're calling me, not a hold queue.
Anticipates problems before they happen
One consolidated itinerary, even for pieces I didn't book
Real upgrades, real perks, real point optimization
Still there after the sale, not just during it
Couples, families, solo travelers, and everyone in between.
I work with a genuinely wide range of travelers: couples, families, multi-generational groups, solo travelers, LGBTQ+ travelers, and travelers with accessibility needs. I'm just as comfortable with a seasoned jet-setter as I am with someone booking their first international trip, and honestly, making that first trip feel a little less intimidating is one of my favorite parts of the job.