After spending over a decade in diplomacy and political advising, my third-grade prophecy came true—I really did end up planning travel for a living. (Though I like to think the work is a bit more sophisticated than my 8-year-old self imagined.)

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I became a travel advisor because I was tired of watching people chase trending destinations without considering their preferences and limitations. That trending destination might not actually match your travel style, pace and travel goals. That's where I come in. As a hotel junkie and an avid destination researcher, I love getting down to the details and building relationships that make your stay easy and memorable. My goal is to understand you first, and then work to curate a vacation that checks all your boxes, not someone else's. 

 

Curating the perfect itinerary and managing every tiny detail is both an art and a science, and my diplomatic background means I approach it the same way I approached international negotiations: with cultural understanding, strategic planning, and the ability to anticipate what could go wrong (and have a backup plan ready).

 

Trust me, I love a beautiful resort and five-star service as much as anyone. But you know what's truly luxurious? Handing off the heavy lifting to someone who gets you—and using travel to experience the ways people in different cultures move through the world, not just checking off the places everyone else is posting about.