My journey into travel planning began in 2014, while planning our son's first trip to Walt Disney World. I spent hours researching where to stay, what to experience, and the little details that would make his first Disney vacation truly memorable. Today, as an independent travel advisor, I bring that same level of care and attention to every trip I plan.
 

Although we had booked through a travel agency, I found myself navigating much of the planning process on my own. That experience gave me a new perspective on what working with a travel advisor could — and should — look like. I realized that the real value wasn't simply making a reservation. It was having someone who understood our priorities, offered meaningful guidance, and most of all took the time to bring all the pieces together.
 

When I began working in travel in 2015, I knew I wanted to offer my clients that kind of experience.
 

Over the years, my business has grown far beyond Disney vacations to include cruises, all-inclusive resorts, European adventures, and destinations around the world. Along the way, I’ve kept traveling, exploring new destinations, and expanding my knowledge so I can offer thoughtful, experience‑based recommendations for your vacations.
 

Today, my approach centers on getting to know the people I'm planning for. I want to understand how you like to travel, what you're excited to experience, and what matters most to you. From there, I recommend the destinations, accommodations, and experiences that fit you best—and handle the details so your trip feels seamless from start to finish.
 

I believe working with a travel advisor should give you more than a confirmed reservation. It should give you personalized vacation planning, someone you can turn to with questions, someone who pays attention to the details, and someone who genuinely cares about the experience you're going to have.
 

That's the kind of travel planning I set out to provide in 2015, and it's still the foundation of how I work with my clients today.