’Chelle at a ship’s rail, looking out over a green fjord and forested mountains

Let’s plan a trip

Tell me what you’re thinking.

There are no wrong answers here, and “not sure yet” is welcome on almost every question. Share what you know and I’ll take it from there.

  • Three short steps, just a couple of minutes
  • Only your trip idea, who’s going, and how to reach you are required
  • No cost for my help, and no commitment

What happens next

Simple from the first hello.

  1. You share your idea

    A few quick answers below, or a call or email if you’d rather talk.

  2. I reach out

    I’ll read everything and get in touch the way you prefer to talk through ideas.

  3. We plan it together

    A few options that fit, explained in plain language, until one feels right.

Your trip notes

A few questions to get us started.

Your trip

Start with the big picture. You can change anything later.

What kind of trip are you dreaming about? (required)

Step 1 of 3
The basics

Rough ideas are perfect here.

Who’s traveling? (required)

Count yourself, too.

A month, a season, or “not sure yet” all work.
Your best guess for the whole trip. Not sure? Pick the first option.
Step 2 of 3
The good stuff

This is the part I love reading.

Must-haves, an occasion you’re celebrating, or anything else I should know.

How should I reach you? (required)

I only use your details to plan your trip. Privacy policy

Step 3 of 3

Good to know

Before you send it.

Does it cost anything to work with you?

No. I’m a zero-fee travel advisor, so there’s no charge from me for planning and booking your trip.

What if I don’t know where I want to go?

That’s a great place to start. Choose “Help me decide,” tell me a little about what you enjoy, and we’ll narrow it down together.

Does sending this commit me to anything?

Not at all. It just gives me a starting point so our first conversation is more helpful.

What happens to my information?

I only use it to plan your trip. You can read the details in my privacy policy.

’Chelle smiling on a cruise ship deck at sunset

Prefer to talk it through?

Call or email, whatever’s easiest.

Some trips are easier to start with a conversation. Reach out however you like and we’ll take it from there.