We start with a short call to talk through what you're looking for. From there, I put together a proposal, and once you're ready to move forward, I handle the research, bookings, and details from start to finish.See the full step-by-step on How It Works →

Not usually. I'm typically paid directly by the cruise line, resort, or tour operator — not by you — so there's often no added cost to using an advisor. On top of that, I can access rates, perks, and options that aren't always visible booking on your own.

Not at all. Think of me as the person doing the research and legwork, not the one making decisions for you. Every proposal is built around what you tell me you want, and nothing gets booked without your approval.

Cruises are one of my specialties, but I also plan all-inclusive resorts, custom itineraries, European travel, corporate travel, and hotel-only bookings. If it doesn't fit neatly into a category, that's usually exactly the kind of trip I like planning most.

Absolutely. Some clients come to me with a destination already picked and just want the details handled; others want help figuring out where to go in the first place. Either way works. I may even be able to add additional benefits or perks not available if you book on your own.

Honest, personal, and a little informal in the best way. I'll ask real questions about how your family actually travels, not just where you want to go. You'll get direct answers, not sales pitches, and I'll tell you if something isn't a good fit — even if it means a smaller sale. Most of my clients end up texting me random travel questions long after their trip is booked, and I mean that as a compliment to how these relationships tend to go.