Travel planning

I plan trips the way I wish someone had planned my first ones: around lived days, not a map full of pins. This is for people who want the trip without spending a month researching it.

What this covers

Itineraries that fit real days

Routes built around how much you actually want to move, with margins for the day a connection falls through.

Transport strategy

When the train beats the flight, which rail passes are worth it for your route, and how to book the cheap tickets before they disappear.

Lived-experience recommendations

Where to stay, where to eat, and what to skip, based on trips I have taken rather than a list everyone copies.

Planning you can hand off

A document with the bookings to make, in order, so a trip does not become a second job.

How it works

  1. Tell me the dates, the budget shape, and what a good trip means to you.
  2. You get a draft itinerary with options and the trade-offs spelled out.
  3. One round of changes, then a final plan with the exact bookings to make.

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Get in touch

Tell me where you are and where you want to be. I will reply personally.