Choosing the ship
Line, ship class and sailing date, matched to your party. A ship that is perfect for a couple is a long week with a four-year-old.
Services
Everything I can take off your plate.
Cruises and Disney are the specialty. But the whole point of having an advisor is that you get to hand over the entire trip — including the boring work one.
Specialty
Cruises
There are a hundred ships sailing this year and maybe four that suit your family. Narrowing that down is the work.
Cabins that make sense
Deck-plan review so you are not under the pool deck or above the theatre. Connecting rooms and family staterooms for bigger groups.
Onboard planning
Dining times, beverage and Wi-Fi packages, specialty restaurants, and shore excursions booked before they sell out.
Groups at sea
Family sailings, milestone birthdays and reunions, with group rates and one point of contact instead of eleven separate bookings.
A sample of what I book, not the full list: Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Disney Cruise Line, along with Norwegian, Princess, Celebrity, Virgin Voyages, MSC, Holland America and a selection of premium and luxury lines. If the line you want is not named here, ask — it is very likely available.
Specialty
Disney vacations
Disney rewards planning more than any other vacation on earth, and punishes the lack of it. That is exactly why it is worth handing over.
Walt Disney World
Resort selection, park tickets and park days, dining reservations at the right window, and a realistic plan for how many parks a week can hold.
Disneyland
A different animal with a different strategy — shorter trips, two parks, and hotels worth walking from.
Disney Cruise Line
Sailings, stateroom categories and onboard planning, plus land-and-sea trips that pair a cruise with park days.
The calendar work
Booking windows, payment deadlines and reservation drops tracked for you. You get a reminder; I do the refreshing.
Also booking
Beach & all-inclusive
A week where the hardest decision is which pool. Mexico, the Caribbean, Hawaii and beyond.
- Adults-only and family resorts matched to what you actually want the week to be
- Room category advice — swim-up, club level, ocean view, and whether it is worth it
- Honeymoons and anniversaries with the right notes on the reservation
- Transfers and excursions arranged before you land
Also booking
Europe & guided tours
The trip most people plan once and want to get right. Multi-city routing is where an advisor saves you real time.
- Guided and small-group tours from the major operators
- River cruising through the Rhine, Danube and Douro
- Multi-city itineraries with sensible rail and flight connections
- Hotels in the neighbourhood you actually want to walk home to
Also booking
Groups & celebrations
Weddings, reunions, milestone birthdays, friend trips. One person coordinating beats a group chat every time.
- Group rates and room blocks held while people make up their minds
- Individual payment links so nobody fronts the whole bill
- One contact for every traveller's questions — not you
- Destination weddings and the guest logistics around them
Also booking
Work travel
Not every trip is a vacation. Flights, hotels and cars, booked properly and changed quickly when plans move.
- Flights, hotels and cars for individuals and small teams
- Rebooking help when a meeting shifts or a flight cancels
- Conference and event travel for groups arriving from everywhere
- Loyalty numbers kept on file so they are never missing again
Included every time
What comes with any booking.
These are not add-ons. They are the reason to book through a person.
- A real conversation first — before anything is priced or booked
- Two or three curated options instead of an overwhelming list
- Payment deadlines tracked so nothing quietly cancels
- Price-drop monitoring where the supplier allows it
- A written itinerary with everything in one place
- Travel insurance options explained plainly, then your call
- Someone to call while travelling when something goes sideways
- A follow-up afterwards, because the next trip gets easier
How it works
Five steps, and four of them are mine.
Tell me about it
Who is going, a rough window, a rough budget, and what you want the trip to feel like. A few sentences is plenty.
I do the digging
I compare ships, resorts, dates and promotions, and check what is actually available for your party size.
You pick
You get two or three options laid out side by side with real numbers — not a list of everything that exists.
I book and handle details
Deposits, payment reminders, dining, excursions, room requests, documents. The tedious parts stay with me.
I'm on call
Delays, changes, questions at the port. You have my number while you travel, not a 40-minute hold queue.
Ready when you are
Bring me the trip you keep putting off.
Cruise, Disney, Europe or a Tuesday flight to Dallas. Same inbox, same phone number.