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No Fees, Industry Best Travel Options

Personalized reservations, bookings and changes (in accordance with travel provider rules) are taken are of. Anyone can book their own travel with the invention of the internet, but that doesn't mean it's the best way to
plan your travel. Options can get overwhelming and before you know it, you've missed that cruise promotion or event ticket sale deadline. That's where I come in. I'll work with you to find what is most important and to build that stress-free vacation you (and your crew) are dreaming of.

Personalized and Detailed

You leave home with a personalized, detailed travel plan. Every vacation you take is special. You've worked hard for your vacation. I will work just as hard to make sure your vacation is designed unique for YOU based on your priorities and interests.

No Worries, I'm just a call away...

Don't get stuck in the Middle!

Especially if you are planning a group event, trust me, you want to ditch the details and enjoy the getaway just as much as your companions. You need  a group coordinator to listen and handle all the ins and outs. Whether a destination wedding, family or friend reunion, group travel can be tough. Maybe you can't decide (or agree) on where to go, or what to do. Through my experience and supplier relationships, I can provide your group with unique adventures, special events, value and options including payment plans.

When the unforseen occurs, make sure your travel investment is protected.

What is travel insurance?
Travel insurance is a type of policy that reimburses you for money you lose from non-refundable deposits and payments when something goes wrong on or before your trip. These problems can range from lost baggage to flight delays to medical problems.
Do I need travel insurance?
I strongly recommend travel insurance!  In fact, if you elect to NOT purchase insurance, I'll ask you to acknowledge your decision to decline insurance.  Neither one of us wants to deal with the surprise and disappointment of losing your investment in a long awaited trip.  Here are some reasons you may need travel insurance:

• You stand to lose a lot of money in non-refundable deposits if you cancel the trip. Trip cancellation is the coverage you want. It will cover 100% of the pre-paid money you'll lose, as long as you cancel for a reason listed in the policy,
• You're traveling overseas and your health plan doesn't have global coverage. Many health plans lack robust global coverage, or impose high out-of-network deductibles for care outside the U.S. Check your health plan details to see what it provides. Travel medical insurance fills the gap.
• You're going to a remote area. If you won't be near quality medical facilities, even a small injury could turn into a major medical event. Medical evacuation coverage will pay to medevac you to an adequate facility.

What is not covered by travel insurance?
There are common things not covered by travel insurance. Make sure you read a policy's exclusions so you're not caught by surprise later. For example, a travel insurance policy could have medical coverage but exclude pre-existing conditions. So if an existing condition flares up during your trip, the travel insurance policy won't cover it unless you purchased a pre-existing conditions exclusion waiver.

High-risk activities may not be covered, such as scuba diving. Nor are problems that happen because you were drunk or using drugs.

Medical tourism is also a common exclusion, so if you're going abroad or a face lift, travel insurance won't cover the hospital bills or aftercare.

Is there travel insurance for multiple
trips?
While standard travel insurance plans are meant to cover one-time trips, frequent travelers should consider an annual travel insurance plan. These plans cover the same issues as a single-trip plan, such as trip cancellation and emergency medical situations. But they also offer the convenience of a one-time purchase for multiple trips.

How much does travel insurance cost?
The cost of travel insurance is usually mainly based on the age of travelers and the trip cost. Expect the average cost of travel insurance to be 6% of your trip cost.