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Accessible Reserve
My dad has MS, and I have experienced firsthand what it is like evaluating accessibility needs of hotels and travel activities. When we took our family trip to Disney World, I had every family bathroom identified before we even arrived. I want to help you and your family travel with ease. Disabilities do not have to limit you. Read the full story of how I planned this trip for my dad ->
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Family Blend
I'm a family girl through and through. I love planning trips for families to experience together, whether that's Disney, NYC, or a Christmas vacation to Europe. I have always lived by the philosophy that your money should be prioritized towards experiences vs things. Those are the moments that stay with you. See more family trip stories ->Â
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Solo Roast
If you're a solo traveler, or you're wondering whether it's really possible to travel alone, the answer is yes. I took my first solo trip seven years ago, a weekend in Seattle, and it changed the way I see travel entirely. Since then, solo travel has taken me across the country and internationally, to places I never imagined I'd see in this lifetime. I want to help you take that first step too. See more of my solo travel stories ->
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Disney Drip
I'm a Disney lover at heart, through and through, and would consider myself to be a "Disney Adult". My family wasn't able to afford Disney trips growing up, so I made it my mission as an adult to experience it all, as often as I want. I've done Disney solo, planned it for my family of four, and worked around my dad's mobility needs along the way. There's something here for everyone.
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Luxury Pour-Over
Sometimes you want a more elevated experience while traveling. Anyone who says a hotel is just a place to sleep is missing out. My family has always said I have a bougie side, and it definitely comes out when I travel. I'm looking for the hotels with the best amenities: Is there a pool? A hot tub? A poolside bar? I'm all about the elevated aesthetic and ambiance.
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International Roast
International travel is a more recent achievement for me. It was a dream of mine for as long as I can remember. In December 2025, I ripped off the Band-Aid and took a Christmas trip to London, and then a few months later, in February, I went to Banff in Canada. Solo international travel was not nearly as scary as I'd built it up to be in my head.
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Trail Blend
Looking for a little outdoor adventure on your next trip? You've come to the right gal. As a solo traveler, outdoor adventures aren't always easy to do alone, but I've found that group tours through platforms like Viator or Get Your Guide allow me to get outside and have a little sense of adventure while staying safe. And group tours aren't just for solo travelers; they are great for groups and families too.
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Espresso ShotÂ
Antsy to go somewhere, but don't have much time? Sometimes 2-3 days are all you need. The Espresso Shot is perfect for a quick weekend getaway. Leave Thursday after work and soak up all of the fun and relaxation until you head home on Sunday.
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Decaf
Sometimes all you want is a vacation where you can lie around by the pool or the beach with nothing on the itinerary. If this is the vibe you are going for, then the Decaf is perfect for you. Maximum relaxation and none of the rush. Think all-inclusive resorts by the beach.
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Cold Brew Classic
Not every trip needs to be overly complicated with spreadsheets and color coding (although I love those too). Sometimes you just want something simple: one destination, no complicated connections, nothing overly planned out. The Cold Brew Classic is perfect for the traveler who wants an easy trip without a lot of moving pieces. Not necessarily a slow one, just an uncomplicated one.
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