Rebecca Dull

Japan Travel Agent Specialist

Japan is an amazing place - a land of contrasts with a rich culture and fascinating history. From the moment you arrive, you can feel energy and excitement in the air. The people are friendly and welcoming, and there is so much to see and do. That is why I look forward to directing you  in your travels and serving as your travel agent professional for Japan You can start your adventure in Tokyo, the bustling capital city. There are endless things to see and do in this amazing metropolis - from exploring the many museums and temples, to shopping in the lively markets and trying out the delicious food.  You can also head outside of the city to see some of Japan’s natural beauty, such as Mt. Fuji or the hot springs at Hakone. You might also visit Japan during its Cherry Blossom festival. It usually takes place from late April to late May, but can also span longer, depending on the geographical location. March 27th is called “Sakura No Hi, or Cherry Blossom Day. And that’s just scratching the surface – there is so much more to explore in Japan. Whether you’re interested  in the country’s unique culture, or simply want to experience something new, Japan is a place that you won’t forget any time soon. From ancient temples and serene gardens to bustling city streets and cutting-edge technology, Japan can only be described as fascinating. Its rich cultural heritage and exquisite cuisine have long drawn visitors from around the world. So, let’s take a look at the captivating allure of Japan's top attractions and delectable dishes and cuisine. Journey through Japan's Rich History and Nature Japan boasts an abundance of historical attractions that provide memorable glimpses into its past - all which transport you back in time to a beauty and peace unique to this part of the world. For example, Kyoto, the former imperial capital, is home to countless stunning temples such as Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion) and Kiyomizu-dera, both must-visit spots for any traveler. Further north, the enchanting city of Nara houses the immense Todai-ji temple, where you can marvel at the world's largest bronze statue of Buddha. Natural wonders abound across Japan's diverse landscape as well. Perhaps the most fitting symbol of the nation's natural splendor is Mount Fuji, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The stunning natural landmark is revered for its symmetrical volcanic cone and breathtaking views. Don't forget to visit Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park as well, a stirring reminder of WWII history - an expression of the importance of forgiveness and peace. Experience Modern Japan in Bustling Cities Tokyo, the bustling capital city of Japan, perfectly encapsulates modern Japanese life – a seamless blend of tradition and innovation. There's no shortage of incredible experiences. Wander through the lively district of Shibuya, famous for its crowded pedestrian scramble. Or, admire the cutting-edge architecture in Roppongi. Find tranquility amidst the meticulously landscaped Hamarikyu Gardens. Osaka complements Tokyo with its own urban excitement as well. A visit to Osaka Castle is indeed a must-see so you can absorb some history and enjoy panoramic city views. For shopping enthusiasts, don't miss Dotonbori, a vibrant street teeming with shops, eateries, and the popular Glico Running Man sign. Indulge in One-of-a-Kind Japanese Cuisine Japanese food is world-renowned for its freshness, intricate presentation, and delectable flavors.  Sushi and sashimi are perennial favorites – beautifully crafted morsels of raw fish served atop seasoned rice or on their own.  To sample Japan's noodle specialties, try steaming bowls of ramen or udon; or savor the delicate taste of soba noodles dipped in chilled soy sauce-based broth. For a uniquely Japanese dining experience, opt for a traditional kaiseki meal. This multi-course feast showcases the season's finest ingredients prepared by using time-honored techniques - a true testament to the country's culinary artistry.  Also, don't forget to visit an izakaya (Japanese pub) where you can sample tasty yakitori skewers alongside a cold beer or some fragrant sake. From its awe-inspiring historic sites and stunning natural wonders to its cutting-edge cities and mouth watering food, Japan is a wonderful place in which to spend time. Lose yourself in its beauty and intrigue - where ancient traditions meld seamlessly with contemporary innovations. As your Japan travel agent professional, I can help you  embark on your own journey today and uncover the fascinating attractions and foods that make Japan such a beguiling destination. Call me now so we can begin planning your dream holiday!

Hawaiian Islands Travel Agent Specialist

Every island offers its own unique experience! Whether you are traveling solo, on your honeymoon, taking a trip with the whole family, or even visiting the islands with friends, I can help you craft the perfect Hawaiian getaway.

On the island of Oahu you can try your luck at surfing at Waikiki Beach, where surfing first began! Waikiki is also the spot if you’re looking for high end shopping, fine dining and nightlife. Or spend the day hiking at Diamond Head State Park, the most iconic landmark in Hawaii. If you like history, be sure to make time to visit the Pearl Harbor National Memorial and learn how the attack changed the shape of Hawaiian culture.

While visiting the island of Maui, take a day to tour the legendary Road to Hana full of amazing views and epic waterfalls. Visit Maluaka Beach, nicknamed Turtle Town, where you can snorkel with sea turtles. If you like crossing National Parks off of your list, you can’t miss the volcanic landscape of Haleakala National Park and encounter endangered species that exist nowhere else in the world.

Kauai, known as the Garden Island, is the place to really get away from it all. Whether you like chasing waterfalls or love a scenic hike, Kauai is the perfect place for your next adventure.

The Island of Hawaii or The Big Island offers another opportunity to visit National Parks with Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park and Kaloko Honokohau National Historical Park. You can also visit coffee and macadamia farms.Island hopping is a breeze with several flights daily between islands or you can stay in one place to take it all in.

Several organizations offer opportunities for visitors to pay it forward, like beach clean-ups, native tree planting, and more. They call this unique form of ‘Voluntourism’ Malama which means to take care. Visitors say they truly get more out of their trips when they connect with the land in this way.

Don’t wait any longer to make your Hawaii dreams come true, call me today!

Belize Travel Agent Specialist

If you’ve never traveled to Belize, you’re in for a treat. That is why I am looking forward to being your Belize travel agent specialist.  Belize, a little country tucked into the northeastern corner of Central America, has some of the Caribbean's most stunning coasts. When you include ancient sites and wildlife, it's simple to see why the number of tourists is growing every year. Most tourists come to Belize to enjoy its beautiful beaches, so it's no surprise that the ocean makes up almost as much of the country's area as the land does. The barrier reef, with its brilliant blue shallows and cobalt depths, is a stunning natural wonder that is located close by offshore.  Divers and snorkelers can explore a vibrant underwater world filled with brightly colored fish and corals, while a string of islands called cays spread out along the entire reef, shielding the mainland from ocean waves and adding to the area’s tropical appeal .  The true crown jewels of Belize's natural landscape are located beyond the reef; they are three of the Caribbean's sole four coral atolls. Belize boasts the largest percentage of protected territory in the Western Hemisphere because of its longstanding dedication to preserving its natural marvels.  As a result, the country’s inner forest remains mostly undisturbed. Howler and spider monkeys, tapirs and pumas, jabiru storks and scarlet macaws all thrive in the tropical jungles.  While Belize is the only Central American country without a volcano, it does feature some mountainous uplands in the form of the 3600+ foot Maya Mountains in the country's south-central area.  Some of the greatest cave systems in the Americas were also formed by the country's major rivers as they flowed north and east into the Caribbean. Archeological sites can also be found all over Belize. Cities built by the Mayans, who ruled the region from around 2000 B.C. until the Spanish conquest, emerge from the woods all across the nation. Some ancient caverns, which were originally thought to be portals to the afterlife, have been discovered, holding astonishing artifacts. Many sites are at least as large as the famed Mayan towns on Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula - all of which are located in forested areas, places where you’ll see more animals than tourists. Caribbean, Central American, Maya, mestizo, African, and European cultures all coexist peacefully in Belize's diverse society. In 1981, when Belize finally won its independence from Britain, English became the country's official language. With only 42 people per square mile, Belize has the lowest population density of any country in Central America. There are around 368,000 people living there today. One of the fun parts of working as a travel agent for Belize is learning about some of the local legends. For example, if you are on the island on Good Friday, locals warn you about swimming. Unless you want to turn into a mermaid, it is ill advised. Also, it is said that Tata Duende, a three-foot high dwarf, responsible for preserving woodland wildlife, likes to bite off children's thumbs. As a result, the wee person can strike dread into the hearts of those living in the interior. If you like active adventure when you travel, you won’t be disappointed if you visit Belize. For example, you might plan a trip to Mayflower Bocawina National Park and challenge yourself with a strenuous hike through the rainforest.  You’ll be rewarded with amazing views and a refreshing waterfall at the end of your journey. There are less intense ways to stay active in Belize as well; go kayaking or paddle boarding along the shores of Secret Beach, or enjoy snorkeling with a knowledgeable and entertaining guide. You can even go cave tubing if you like. You can also relax on one of the country’s beautiful islands. My favorite is Caye Caulker where the motto is “Go slow but keep moving.”  The Splitt that separates the north and south sides of the island is a gorgeous place to swim, sunbathe or savor the  sunset. The possibilities are endless. For history and culture, visit the Cahal Pech or Xunantunich Mayan Ruins. Tool around San Pedro in a rented golf cart to the local fresh fruit markets or an authentic pupuseria (restaurant).  If you’re into scuba diving, you'll love Belize for its many coral reefs. Or, visit one of Belize’s zoos or conservation projects. Call me today to help you plan an “unBelizeable” vacation you’ll never forget! As a travel agent specialist, I can’t wait to plan your Belize trip.

Ireland Travel Agent Specialist

I'm not sure what it is about Ireland that makes it so magical. Maybe it's the way the mist hangs in the air, or the way the light dances on the water. Whatever it is, there's something special about this place. As your travel agent representative for Ireland, I can promise you that you’ll experience a holiday of wonder - an escape to a place that is both spectral and peaceful. You’ll love walking in the country’s woods, communing with nature - seeing the dolphins greet you on river banks. Your experiences will convince you that the country indeed conveys a “lucky”  type of charm - one that is inviting and warm. Top Attractions in IrelandOnce you get a taste of this enchanting isle, you will be captivated and craving another visit. Below are some attractions and sites you’ll want to include on your itinerary. 1. The Cliffs of MoherStanding tall at 702 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, the Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland's well-known natural landmarks. Located along the Wild Atlantic Way in County Clare, these majestic cliffs offer breathtaking views of the surrounding coastline and ocean.  For an unforgettable experience, take a walk along the cliff path to O'Brien's Tower for a stunning panoramic view of the surrounding area. 2. The Giant's CausewayA UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Northern Ireland, the Giant’s Causeway is a geological marvel formed by volcanic activity over 60 million years ago. The result is an awe-inspiring landscape composed of around 40,000 hexagonal basalt columns protruding from the sea. A visit here will leave you marveling at nature’s power and artistry. 3. Dublin's Temple Bar DistrictNo trip to Ireland is complete without exploring Dublin's famous Temple Bar District. Rich in history and filled with high-spirited pubs, street performers, and trendy shops, it's the perfect place to immerse yourself in Irish culture.  Don't forget to drop by the famous Temple Bar Pub for some traditional live Irish music or indulge in the local cuisine at one of the area's many eateries. Traditional Irish Foods You Must Try Naturally, exploring Ireland can’t be completely done unless you try Irish cuisine. Below are some mouth-watering foods that you’ll want to sample during your holiday. 1. Irish Stew A hearty dish that perfectly captures Ireland's culinary spirit, traditional Irish stew is made with lamb or mutton, potatoes, onions, and carrots. Slow-cooked to perfection and seasoned with fresh herbs, this comforting meal is a must-try when visiting the Emerald Isle. 2. Soda BreadSimple and delicious, Irish soda bread is a staple in Ireland and can be found in nearly every kitchen across the country. Made with just four basic ingredients: flour, salt, baking soda, and buttermilk, it's perfect for sopping up the flavors of an Irish stew or enjoyed on its own with a pat of butter. 3. BoxtyA traditional Irish potato pancake, Boxty is made by combining grated and mashed potatoes, flour, and buttermilk into a batter that's then fried until golden brown. Served with a side of sour cream or applesauce, it's a delightful dish that showcases Ireland's love for the humble potato. With its poetic landscapes, animated cities, and delectable culinary traditions, Ireland offers a stunning array of attractions and flavors you won't soon forget. Whether you're exploring its ancient landmarks or savoring its tasty cuisine, one thing is certain - Ireland's charm will leave you spellbound and hungry for experiencing more!  Let’s plan your Irish holiday now. I look forward to working as your travel agent advisor for the Emerald Isle! 

Smoky Mountain Travel Agent Specialist

I love Tennessee. You will too. I can hardly wait to plan a trip of a lifetime for you to the Volunteer State. Whether you want to plan a one or two-week trip, or wish to get away for a month, I am your go-to Tennessee travel agent and advisor. Tennessee is one long state, It stretches 432 miles across. That translates to driving eight hours on the state's interstate highway. However, as your travel agent specialist, I recommend that you get off the highway and explore the state's trails and interesting and historic geographical areas. For instance, if you travel to Memphis, you will learn more about the soul and blues music that originated in this locale. Head to the Western Plains in the state and you will be greeted by wild turkeys and bald eagles, gathered amidst the cypress trees surrounding Reelfoot Lake. The Land Between the Lakes invites campers to rest for a while along Kentucky Lake.  You can even find pearls in Tennessee along the Tennessee River. Don't miss Shiloh either, the site of an epic battle during the Civil War.  One city that you must visit on your Tennessee travels is Nashville - home to the Grand Ole Opry and the Country Music Hall of Fame. The place features dozens of recording studios as well as antebellum homes and sophisticated dining.  If you visit middle Tennessee, I'd recommend taking a road trip, as the scenery is as beautiful as it is relaxing. This part of Tennessee is Walking Horse country, where sipping whiskey is made and horse farms dot the terrain.  Tennessee is also home to the Natchez Trace, a pleasant drive that historically follows overland routes between Nashville and New Orleans. You will also love Tennessee food - local specialties that include delicious fried chicken and Moon Pie for a treat or dessert. Lynchburg lemonade is the ideal summertime refresher. The Cumberland Plateau is yet another place in which you'll want to escape. Some of the best parks are located in the area, including Fall Creek Falls State Park. Whether you want to kayak, camp, horseback ride, bike, or hike, you will find the Cumberland Plateau the ideal venue for any of the activities. Another scenic place of note, Chattanooga, is the palace to go for the perfect family vacation. The city features an aquarium, parks, a zoo, caves, and lots of family-friendly attractions. You can also visit the Cherokee National Forest, just east of the city.  Let me be your Tennessee travel agent for Tennessee. Call me or email about your ideas.

California Wine Country Travel Agent Expert

  I savor being California’s wine country travel agent professional for the state has gained a reputation of wine-making that is next to none. Not only is the region revered, but it allows you to learn more about how the Golden State has influenced the art of winemaking over time. Indeed, the history spans back a long time - to the early eighteenth century. That is when Spanish missionaries carried vines from their European home and planted them for wine production and communion. A variety of grape, the mission grape, grew abundantly until about 1880. While southern California was a hub for wine through the first half of the nineteenth century. Gold Rush settlers headed north (from 1848 to 1885) to famous wine-making areas, such as Sonoma and the Napa Valley. Prohibition almost caused the industry to fold; however, a glitch in the law at the time permitted winemaking at home. After  a legal loophole was repealed, the University of California’s Viticulture and Enology program worked at restoring the damaged industry. In 1976, California wines received praise for their vintages when competing against famous French wines. From that time, the industry has flourished. The state, as of May 2019, boasts 139 American Viticultural Areas or AVAs. Grapes are grown from the Temecula Valley in the south to Shasta in the north.  Under the law, California wines must contain only grapes grown in the state. If an “AVA'' name is tagged on a label, at least 85% of the grapes must originate from an AVA area. In California, over 100 varieties of grapes are grown, with the number expanding. Chardonnay is the most popular wine with Cabernet Sauvignon coming in second.  Grapes, indigenous to other countries, such as Spain’s Albarino, wine, Portugal’s delectable Touriga  Nacional, and Italian Barbera, are scattered through California wine country vineyards. Vineyards of Zinfandel, the U.S. heritage grape, contain vines--some over a century old. As the largest maker of U.S. wine, California logged 4,282 thousands tons of wine in 2018. Most of the wine was made of red grapes, or 2,448 thousand tons of the fruit, while 1,834 grapes were used to produce white wines.  In addition, California has the most wineries nationwide - just over 4,500. Oregon and Washington also have wineries, but to a much lesser degree - around 800 wineries. Because California has a vast array of vineyards and wineries, it has created a haven for anyone who wishes to retreat to this serene and lovely area. Wine country offers the visitor an abundance of bed-and-breakfasts, luxury resort locations, and spas that pamper and rejuvenate. If you’re a wine lover, I insist you take  a look at the holiday offerings in this beautiful region. You can take part in wine tastings and other rewarding epicurean activities. Restaurants offer unique dining experiences that feature seasonal cuisine. Moreover, the surrounding area comprises the highest volume of three-star Michelin restaurants in the country. You will love California’s wine country once you get a taste of it. Call me or email me about planning the ideal wine country vacation. I look forward to serving as your travel agent and advisor.

Memphis Travel Agent Expert

Are you a fan of Elvis? Do you like barbecue? If so, I can plan the ideal vacation for you as your Memphis travel agent expert. In fact, I know quite a bit about Memphis, as I moved to this fun and friendly city in 2018 and even worked in the tourism and hospitality industry throughout the pandemic. Yes, it’s been quite a wild ride, but I’ve enjoyed what this wonderful city and travel destination can accomplish through all the ups and downs. Memphis is simply amazing - it has a humble pride like I’ve never experienced anywhere or anytime. As a Memphis “local,” I can share the best places with you to go to find superb cocktails and enjoy live entertainment. I can even direct you to those places with the best vegan cuisine. Let me give you all the details about the main tourist destinations: Beale Street, Graceland, and the Civil Rights Museum.  You’ll also enjoy taking a leisurely stroll by the river or exploring one of the city’s historic and charming neighborhood districts. Whether you’re a strong Elvis fan or have  enjoyed his music on occasion, you’ll want to make a trip to Elvis’s mansion called Graceland. It is the second most visited historical home in the U.S. A  downstairs tour of the mansion is featured and you can visit Meditation Garden outside, the place of Elvis’s gravesite. If you love animals, then you won’t want to miss a tour of the Memphis Zoo. This is the ideal attraction to take the family. You can get up close with various animals, such as polar bears, wolves, and giant pandas. Adults love the zoo as much as children. Another site worth your while is the Dixon Gallery and Gardens, noted for its impressionist collections of art and natural and scenic gardens. You’ll also want to venture along Memphis’s River Walk and visit Mud Island River Park, where the Mississippi River Museum is found.  If you’re into horticulture, I suggest the Memphis Botanic Garden, a feast for the eyes with its lovely plants and grassy areas spanning over one hundred acres. As you can see, there is a lot to love about Memphis. Whether you're just passing through Memphis, or are making it your sole (or soul) destination, I can help you plan the perfect getaway. Give me a call right now and let’s start planning your trip today.

Tulum Travel Agent Expert

Hello! I'm your dedicated travel agent specializing in luxurious, all-inclusive vacations to sun-kissed destinations in the Caribbean, Mexico, and South America. My goal is to craft unforgettable holiday experiences tailored to your unique desires.

My mission is to provide seamless, worry-free travel experiences that allow you to relax, rejuvenate, and enjoy every moment of your vacation. I believe that everyone deserves a perfect getaway, and I am here to make that dream a reality.

With extensive knowledge of the best sun destinations worldwide, I offer insider tips and recommendations to ensure you make the most of your vacation.Offering personalized service, I will take the time to understand your preferences and requirements, tailoring each package to suit your needs. From family vacations to romantic getaways, I can find something for everyone.

I handle everything from flights and accommodations to meals and activities, allowing you to relax and enjoy your vacation without any stress.

Just a few of the destinations I offer:
Caribbean Islands: From the pristine beaches of the Bahamas to the vibrant culture of Jamaica, my Caribbean packages promise sun, sand, and serenity.
Mexico: Explore the rich history and stunning coastlines of Cancun, Riviera Maya, and Cabo San Lucas.
South America: Bask in the beauty of Brazil's beaches, Peru's tropical getaways, and Colombia's Caribbean coastlines.

As your personal travel agent, I am passionate about creating memories that last a lifetime. Let me take you to your next sun-soaked paradise, where all you have to do is relax and enjoy the journey. Contact me today to start booking your next dream vacation!

Australia Certified Travel Agent Expert

Wherever you go down under, you will be rewarded, whether you choose to embark on a two-day or two-week adventure of Perth, Sydney, or Melbourne. Plus, there are plenty of places you can hike and see wildlife you’ve never seen before, thereby making Australia a place to add to your bucket list and future travel itinerary.  As your certified Australia travel agent specialist, I can ensure that your trip will be a once in a lifetime dream vacation - one you’ll treasure and talk about long after you’ve returned home from your southern adventure. What is great about planning a trip to Australia is that I can schedule a tour that is designed specifically to your tastes and preferences.  For example, one of the great cities to see on an Australian holiday is Sydney. This beautiful and vibrant metropolis boasts galleries, museums, ultra-fine restaurants and several iconic landmarks. Therefore, there is something in the city that appeals to almost everyone. The beaches are also a part of the country’s tempting scenery. It’s also easy to get to where you’re going, as the Sydney Airport is close to the city. You can reach the center easily by train, taxi, rental car, or bus. You can also journey from Sydney to Melbourne in about 9 hours by car or around 95 minutes by plane. To reach the capital city of Canberra from Sydney, you can easily go by car, as the trip takes about three hours. You can also travel four hours by train.  Of all the cities in Australia, Melbourne has the most European flair. You’ll find the city home to gardens and parks - very relaxing venues in which to picnic and spend the day.  While in Sydney, I suggest visiting the opera house or the Museum of Contemporary Art. You can whale watch, take ferries from harbors to islands, , or walk along the beach to your favorite eating place. You can visit places that feature koalas and kangaroos, and wet your whistle at one of the local pubs. I also know that you’ll love the Blue Mountains, a great and cooling refuge if you’re beginning a trip in Sydney. You’ll also find the Three Sisters Rocks at Echo Park both breathtaking and exciting - a beautiful backdrop for any adventure, such as walking in the bush or rock climbing activities. If you love wines, then you won’t want to miss a trip to the Hunter Valley, which is world famous for its local cellars.  Head north from Newcastle, and you’ll find secluded and idyllic towns dotting the coast to Queensland. The sleepy hideaways welcome weary travelers or people who are seeking a peaceful and serene place to stay during their Aussie holiday. If you’re looking for more excitement, then I suggest Byron Bay. I can also arrange an Australian holiday to the South Coast and the Snowy Mountains, known for glorious biking and hiking trails, antique shops and world-class skiing.  If you love the great outdoors, this is the place to go and revel in the beauty of nature and all of its majestic backdrops, plants, and wildlife.  You’ll also love Royal National Park, known as a playground for hang-gliding and bushwalking. Further south, the Southern Highlands features lush but quaint villages. If you’re looking to fish, I recommend a trip to the South Coast, where you can perfect your angling skills. Travel to the Snowy Mountains and ride horses in the summertime. You can also see the Great Barrier Reef on a vacation to Australia. It’s one of the best places to vacation in the world. Or, if you’re in for a real adventure, plan a trip to the Australian Outback. Call me today to arrange a trip to this magnificent country. Reach me anytime throughout the year. I look forward to serving as your travel agent professional.

AmaWaterways Travel Agent Specialist

With 8 of experience as a travel consultant, I specialize in crafting unforgettable river cruise journeys with AmaWaterways. My passion lies in helping travelers explore the world’s most beautiful rivers—from the Danube and Rhine to the Mekong and beyond. Whether you're planning a romantic European getaway, a family vacation, or a wine-themed river cruise, I ensure every detail is thoughtfully handled to create a seamless and stress-free experience.

I provide access to exclusive offers, early bird discounts, and special upgrades available through AmaWaterways. Every itinerary I design is personalized to match your unique preferences, ensuring your journey reflects exactly what you envision. From pre- and post-cruise hotel stays to curated excursions, I offer full-service travel planning to make every step of your trip effortless.

My expertise lies in European river cruises, introducing travelers to the charm of cities like Vienna, Budapest, and Amsterdam from the comfort of a luxury ship. I also specialize in wine-themed cruises, where you can discover world-class vineyards along rivers like the Rhône and Douro. For those planning group tours, family reunions, or multi-generational trips, I ensure that every member of your party enjoys a memorable adventure. If you're considering something truly magical, I also help travelers experience the charm of European Christmas markets and holiday cruises along the Danube or Rhine during the festive season.

Many of my clients have shared their appreciation for the personalized service I provide. One traveler described their Danube cruise as “an absolute dream,” with every detail perfectly managed, from the excursions to the upgraded cabin. Another shared how working with me transformed their AmaWaterways experience into an exceptional journey, highlighting my attention to detail and seamless planning.

As a certified AmaWaterways Specialist I stay current with the latest travel trends and exclusive offers.

Travel is about creating lasting memories, and I am committed to helping you explore the world’s rivers in the most luxurious and meaningful way. Whether it’s a summer getaway or a holiday cruise, I’ll make sure your journey exceeds expectations from start to finish. Let’s plan your next adventure together and turn your dream trip into reality. Contact me today to get started!

Illinois Destinations Travel Agent Specialist

Visit cities big and small in the Land of Lincoln. Discover parks, museums, food, culture and more! Whether you're looking for a fun-filled weekend in Chicago or a romantic getaway in Galesburg, I can help you find your best Illinois experience.

Explore Chicago by boat, bike, Segway or even on foot! I can help you plan trips to include architecture tours, food and culinary tours, even ghost and mobster tours! Visit some of Chicago's many museums including the Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum of Natural History the Chicago Museum of Temporary Art and more! Don't miss Navy Pier, Millennium Park, Willis Tower or the Lincoln Park Zoo, I can help you fit it all in!

Travel down to the southern part of the state for hiking in Giant City State Park, Cove Hollow or Ferne Clyffe State Park. Visit Inspiration Point in Garden of the Gods inside of Shawnee National Forest. Spend the rest of the afternoon relaxing at a winery along the Shawnee Hills Wine trail. If craft beer is more your thing, don't worry, there are plenty of local breweries with scenic views to visit.

I lived in northern Illinois most of my life and spent five years in Carbondale, Illinois (go Salukis!). I make sure I make it back to Chicago at least twice a year to visit old friends, check out new restaurants, and of course, go to a Cubs' game.

Call or email me today to plan your perfect trip to Illinois.

Utah National Parks Travel Agent Specialist

I am an experienced hospitality professional. Therefore,  I'm excited to translate my passion and enthusiasm for travel into a career as a travel agent planner for Utah’s national parks. The client experience is therefore most important to me. I have traveled extensively throughout the US, which has included a 30 day road trip in the spring of 2021. During this time, I stayed at a mix of campgrounds and hotels.  Also, I have a broad range of interests from theme parks to nature settings to wineries. I enjoy trekking off the beaten path but I also love the cities. Basically, I just love trying new things and making the most out of every trip. Therefore, my background allows me to curate the perfect travel itinerary - one that meets all your travel needs in one of Utah’s spectacular national parks. In Utah, you can find some amazing national parks, including Zion National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Bryce Canyon, the Arches, and the Dark Canyon Wilderness area. If you’re seeking to hike or camp, you will find these wilderness areas much to your liking. For example, I can schedule a trip to Arches National Park, a popular attraction in Utah. The park, which was established on April 12, 1929, is located north of Moab.  The Colorado River borders the park in the southeast. Its name is derived from the 2,000 natural sandstones arches located inside the park, one of which is the red-hued Delicate Arch that guards over the eastern park of the site. The fabled Balanced Rock towers over the arid terrain in the center of the park.  You might also want to plan a visit to Bryce Canyon, which sprawls across Southern Utah. Known for its blush-hued hoodoos (spired rock formations), the main road of the park runs past the Bryce Amphitheater - a hoodoo-filled depression that lies under the park’s Rim Trail hiking path.  Overlooks are found at Bryce Point, Inspiration Point and Sunrise and Sunset points. As you might guess, the prime viewing times are at sunrise and sunset. Located in Monticello, Utah, the Dark Canyon Wilderness area sits in the heart of canyon country in southeast Utah. It is associated with Bears Ears National Monument. The highly steep and narrowing walls, which block the morning and late afternoon sunlight, give the park its surreal and mysterious sounding name.  Another park of note, Zion National Park, is known for its lofty and red-hued cliffs. The Scenic Drive in the park cuts a path through the area’s main section, which takes motorists along forest paths beside the Virgin River.  The river flows into the majestic Emerald Pools, home to a hanging garden and shimmering and sparkling water cascades. Some hikers like to challenge themselves by taking a wading hike, located in the park’s Zion Narrows. As your travel agent professional for Utah’s national parks, I can personalize your adventure and travel itinerary. For example, do you like kitschy, historic hotels or is modern more your speed? Are you up for mountain climbing and zip-lining, or would you rather sip coffee or wine on a front porch?  Either way (or both) and everything in between, I'm here to help. It's your own unique travel experience. Call me today and I'll get you there anytime of the year you wish to get away.