Three ways to travel, all done properly
Cruises, all-inclusive resorts, and small group tours — plus the honeymoons and LGBTQ+ travel built on top of them. Pick the one that fits how you like to travel.
These three are what I know properly, and I've experienced them first hand. Everything below is organized by how you travel rather than where, because in my experience that's the decision that determines whether you enjoy the trip.
Three trip types, plus two specialties
Cruises
Ocean, river, and expedition. CLIA Certified Cruise Counsellor, with line certifications across Virgin Voyages, Royal Caribbean, and Carnival.
Plan a cruise
All-Inclusive Resorts
Certified with Sandals and the Hyatt Inclusive Collection. The room category matters more than the resort, and almost nobody tells you that.
Find a resort
Small Group Tours
Real group caps, employed guides, and honest inclusion lists. For the places where going independently is more work than it's worth.
Browse tours
Honeymoons & Romance
Built on the same three foundations, with the upgrades and celebration perks requested properly — which is the only way they arrive.
Plan a honeymoon
LGBTQ+ Travel
NGLCC-certified. Which ships, resorts, and destinations are genuinely welcoming — and which ones just have a rainbow on the landing page in June.
Travel with confidenceWhat if I want something else?
Ask. Plenty of trips are adjacent — a land package either side of a sailing, a family celebration that needs eight rooms, a rail journey. If it's close to what I do well, I'll take it on. If it isn't, I'll point you to someone who does it properly — because you deserve the specialist, not the generalist.
Not sure which one fits?
That's a good conversation to have out loud. Tell me who's traveling and what you're imagining.