Let’s get that trip out of the group chat and onto the calendar.
A travel advisor who turns saved posts, shared ideas and milestone dreams into thoughtfully planned, bookable travel — for every generation in the group chat.
A travel advisor who turns saved posts, shared ideas and milestone dreams into thoughtfully planned, bookable travel — for every generation in the group chat.
I’ve already done the research. I know which hotels deliver, which experiences are worth the day, and I have the relationships to make it happen.
I’m Jane. I plan trips for people who are excited about going somewhere and tired of forty open browser tabs. A long weekend, a honeymoon, or the one you’ve been putting off for a decade — I handle the research, the bookings, and the what-now when something changes at 11pm in a country you’ve never been to.
Personalized itineraries and trip design, built around how you actually like to travel — not a template with your dates dropped in.
Tours, activities and experiences worth the day you spend on them, booked and confirmed before you land.
Packing lists, entry requirements, timing, transfers and the practical questions you didn’t know to ask yet.
Hotels and resorts I can vouch for, booked through relationships that come with upgrades, credits and amenities you can’t get yourself.
Six people, forty screenshots, zero dates. Someone has to turn it into a real plan with real prices. That’s the job.
Honeymoons, anniversaries, a milestone birthday. Higher stakes, less room for a hotel that photographed better than it lives.
You know roughly what you want and you’d rather not spend three evenings comparing flights. Hand it over.
The multi-country itinerary, the cruise, the thing you’ve been saying you’ll do. Let’s put a date on it.
A short call or a message. Where you’re thinking, roughly when, roughly what you want to spend.
A handful of real, bookable choices with honest notes on each — not a list of everything that exists.
I book it, send you everything in one place, and stay reachable while you’re travelling.
Where I’ve been lately, and what I’d tell you about it.
Pair Reykjavík with two nights on the South Coast. Hotel Rangá puts waterfalls, glaciers and black-sand beaches within reach without living in the car. Go in September — usable daylight, thinner crowds, and a real chance at the Northern Lights.
ChileThe W Trek alone is roughly 50 miles over four to five days, before flights, transfers and a night in Puerto Natales at either end. Allow seven to nine nights, and hike east to west — Base of the Towers first, Grey Glacier last.
FranceNice has the beaches, the markets and the Old Town, plus trains to Monaco, Èze, Antibes, Cannes and Menton. Four or five nights, with one day for Villefranche-sur-Mer and the coastal path around Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. Late May or September.
A short note when I find something worth knowing about — a rate that won’t last, a hotel that just got good, a place to go before everyone else does. No more than twice a month.
The first conversation is free. Bring a half-formed idea — that’s usually the best place to start.