With over 20 years experience in travel, I have been identified by people who know me as one who was born with a passion and dedication for the travel profession. My first job with a tour wholesaler sharpened my skills in packaging land arrangements to Southeast / Northeast Asia, Europe and the Holy Land. I specialized in organizing group departures on a holy pilgrimage combined with leisure. The special groups grew and evolved into other destination points and beyond. Having also worked for a holiday travel club broadened my knowledge of individual travel needs and airline / leisure products to benefit the consumer. Corporate sponsorships allowed me to bring group incentive travel to the USA, Europe, Japan, Canada, Tahiti, Australia, New Zealand. Taking on a high end market requiring top hotels, transport, food and drink , unique experiences and everything fit for a king to please incentive travelers was a worthwhile challenge. I focused on personalized service and giving clients the maximum benefits. Escorting group tours as a tour manager brought me to amazing places I used to read about . It took me in depth to discoveries of history as well as many different cultures, food, shopping, and people.
Kailua-Kona,The Big Island Hawaii, USA Grand Canyon,Nevada, USA Ayers Rock NT, Australia. Franz Josef Glacier, Doubtful Sound, Queenstown South Island, New Zealand Niagara Falls Canada side Yangtze River Upstream China. Great Barrier Reef North QLD, Australia Lourdes, France Chartres, France St Andrews, Scotland Venice, Italy Segovia, Spain Stuttgart, Germany Islands of Tahiti Zurich, Switzerland Amsterdam , Netherlands
My clients rely on my experience in the travel industry. They like the dedication I put into planning their travel arrangements . Whilst they look forward to an enjoyable holiday, they know that they have someone to talk to if in doubt or in a situation where they may require assistance. The personal touch, tips and tricks to make their travel easy and enjoyable, coffee breaks reinforce the connection.
