Where We Go
These are the destinations I plan most often — the ones I've either lived in, returned to again and again, or fallen hard for on a client's behalf. If where you're headed isn't listed here, ask anyway. This is far from the whole list.
Stunning scenery, rich history, and great food and drink — Ireland is one of my favorite recommendations for a first trip to Europe, especially if you want culture and jaw-dropping landscapes without a language barrier. The Giant's Causeway alone is worth the trip, and that's before we even get to the coastal drives, the castles, and the pubs that feel like someone's living room.
Start planning Ireland →Incredible views, centuries of history, food that'll knock your socks off, and coffee and pastries at every turn. Whether it's Venice's canals, Tuscany's rolling hills, the Amalfi Coast's cliffside towns, or Rome's layers of history stacked on top of each other, Italy rewards slowing down and eating everything in sight.
Start planning Italy →France will always have a special place for me — I lived there for two years, and it changed how I think about travel entirely. J'aime mon deuxième pays. From Paris to the countryside, I love helping others explore it in new ways, whether that's a first trip abroad or a return visit that goes deeper than the last one. And once you're smitten with France, the rest of Europe is right next door — I plan plenty of multi-country itineraries, too.
Start planning France →Family trips are their own kind of planning — different paces, different interests, and a lot more moving pieces. I build trips around real togetherness: the kind that makes big memories without you juggling every reservation and logistic yourself. As my agency owner likes to say, go before your knees give out — and for those of us with smaller kids, we only have so many summers.
Start planning a family trip →There's something about big, wide-open landscapes that pulls at me — the way Zion's red rock canyons or Yellowstone's geysers make you feel small in the best way, or how the Grand Canyon looks different every hour as the light shifts. If you're craving adventure in the outdoors, this is where I love spending my planning time.
Start planning a national parks trip →And then there's the pull of the islands: black sand beaches, turquoise water, and a slower pace. Whether you're craving sun, sand, and stillness, or want a little adventure mixed into your island time, Hawaii and other tropical getaways are some of my favorite trips to build.
Start planning a tropical trip →