Ever start planning a trip only to find yourself 3 hours in on a Friday night with 14 tabs open on your browser and completely overwhelmed with the details so you give up and just book the all-inclusive instead? If that's you, you're missing out on a whole world of adventure!! Absolutely, trip planning is tedious, time consuming, and most of all anxiety inducing. Luckily for you, this is where I operate best. Traveling is in my soul and my idea of a wild Friday night is staying up until 2 am to plan my next itinerary while my husband is on shift at the firehouse. Call me crazy, but I love the planning part as much as the trip itself. I thrive when I get to explain to my husband what's next on the trip and the history behind the area or the exact dish we are going to try because the locals rave over it! I have love three types of trips depending on my mood. Where I shine in helping you plan is with # 2 and # 3. Though if you want my go-tos on # 1 set up a phone call and I will share all my faves! 1) All-inclusive resorts: Find me on the beach with an umbrella in the sand. No real planning on this one, just a few clicks of the mouse and my tropical beach vacay is booked and ready. 2) Epic road trips: think outdoors, hiking, historical towns, magnificent views, sunrise vortexes, fresh air and hitting your step count goals! I just live for planning road trip adventures. TBH when I plan ours I could spend upwards of 50+ hours and not even care because I enjoy every single minute of it. Cross checking blogs, yelp reviews, instagram tags, and more... I do a ton of research on these and it shows! 3) Weekend getaways: I love squeezing in random getaways when time or budget is limited. I explore how to most strategically spend entire day in a city to hit all the musts to maximize the visit: where the locals eat, drink, and sleep. Maybe some history too.