MEET YOUR TRAVEL ADVISOR
Hi, I’m Megan
My love for travel started with multi-country study abroad trip through Europe as a curious college sophomore. Since then, I’ve traveled to 30+ countries across six continents and somehow my travel wish list keeps growing longer. Along the way, seeing the world turned into an obsession with figuring out how to travel well: where to stay, what’s worth the splurge, what to skip, and the little details that can completely change a trip.
Today, I'm a Fora-certified independent travel advisor based in Kirkland, WA, planning travel worldwide. I especially love milestone trips, boutique and luxury hotels, wellness escapes and resets, memorable group trips, and the kind of vacations you’ll be talking about years later. But whether it’s a big bucket-list trip or a much-needed weekend away, I bring the same approach: thoughtful research, honest recommendations, and access to travel industry relationships that can make a good trip even better.
What working with me looks like: I start with a real conversation where we talk about your travel style, your budget, what a great trip actually means to you. From there, I curate options, sort through the logistics, and help you make decisions without turning planning into a second job.
My goal is simple: fewer tabs, better choices, and a trip that feels effortless, meaningful, and uniquely yours.
If that sounds like your kind of travel planning, let’s start dreaming up the next one.
My travel style
A hotel room worth lingering in
I love to splurge on a beautiful room. To me, where you stay isn’t just where you sleep, it’s part of the trip.
A very good breakfast
Preferably al fresco with a view and a cappuccino.
Wellness built in
Yoga classes, lifting at the gym, spa time, and space to reset are staples of my trips. I love keeping a little bit of my routine with me wherever I go, just with a much better view.
A mix of planned + spontaneous
I love enough structure to make the most of a destination, with plenty of room to change my mind and follow the vibes.
Local character over generic luxury
Boutique hotels, neighborhood restaurants and small businesses with a sense of place. Experiencing how people actually live is one of my favorite parts of travel.
The occasional big adventure
Because sometimes the whole point is doing something you’d never do at home and something you’ll never forget.