Family trips

The best trip you'll ever
take together.

Three generations, the friends who long ago became family, or just the two of you and the kids. Time together that feels effortless, and moments no one forgets.

A family jumping together on a sand dune

The best part of my job is the memory in the making. A grandparent and grandchild chasing the same wave. Parents who finally get to just be present. I handle every detail, so your family holds onto the moments instead of the logistics.

What that looks like

Everyone taken care of, so you can just enjoy each other.

Something for every generation

Grandparents, parents, toddlers, teens. I design days where everyone has their moment, and no one is left waiting.

Every detail, handled

Nap windows, dietary needs, the stroller-friendly route. The logistics disappear so the memories can take over.

One person, the whole way

Someone who knows you and everyone you're traveling with by name, on call before, during, and after. You're never handed off to a call center.

How it works

Four steps, and three of them are mine.

  1. You tell me about the trip

    Rough where, rough when, and how many of you. That is enough to start. No obligation, no charge, and you hear back within two business days.

  2. I come back with real options

    Two or three that genuinely fit, with what each one costs, rather than a brochure of everything that exists. If something is a bad idea for your group, I will tell you.

  3. I book all of it in one place

    Hotels, flights, transfers, tickets, and reservations booked together and sent as one itinerary, so nothing lands in the gap between two websites.

  4. I stay on it

    Deposit deadlines and reminders before they hit, documents before you go, and one number to text when a flight cancels at 6 a.m.

What this costs

Most of the time, working with me is free.

People assume using an advisor costs more than booking it themselves. It almost never does, and on most trips it costs nothing at all.

No planning fee

  • Hotels, resorts, and cruises booked through me
  • Theme park hotel and ticket packages
  • Travel insurance added to any of it
  • Tips, best practices, and what to skip where you are going

Where a fee starts

  • Flights. Most airlines stopped paying commission, so booking air carries a small service fee, usually $15 to $75. Some fares still pay commission, and then there is no fee at all
  • A full day by day itinerary with activities and restaurants reserved for you, rather than guidance on what is worth doing
  • Theme park dining and ride reservations, which open months out on their own booking windows and are their own job
  • Trips I did not book from the start

How I actually get paid

Nobody works for free, and you should be a little suspicious of anyone who says they do. Hotels, resorts, and cruise lines pay me a commission when I book them. It costs you nothing extra, and the rate is the same or better than what you would find yourself, because the property pays me rather than you.

Already booked something?

Send it to me anyway. Some hotels and most cruise lines let me take a booking over, and when I can, the rest of your trip gets looked after at no charge. It costs nothing to ask.

Let's plan the one they'll never forget.

Tell me about your family and where you dream of going. I'll take it from there.

Plan your trip