Comprehensive answers to the questions clients ask most before we start planning.
Yes. The initial discovery call is simply an opportunity to explore your ideas, timing, and expectations. You’ll only move forward if you feel confident about the direction.
It outlines hotel pairings, experience suggestions, and pacing so you can get a clear sense of how the trip could flow before committing to full planning.
We refine every element — flights you’ve arranged, transfers, dining, shows, and tours — so your itinerary reflects your exact preferences and priorities.
Absolutely. Once the itinerary is approved, I can arrange hotel stays, restaurant reservations, theater tickets, private guides, and transfers on your behalf.
Planning fees vary based on trip length and complexity. You can review package tiers in the pricing list, and we can tailor from there.
Yes. I design itineraries for couples, families, multigenerational trips, executive retreats, and bespoke incentive experiences.
Ideally 6–8 weeks ahead for the best availability, but I can also accommodate shorter timelines depending on your needs.
London is my specialty, but I can also assist with day trips, nearby destinations, and onward travel if it supports your overall itinerary.
Yes. Whether you’re planning a luxury stay or something more modest, I can tailor recommendations to match your budget.
No. My recommendations are based entirely on what suits you best — never on commissions or incentives.
I can revise the itinerary and help adjust bookings where possible. Flexibility depends on each provider’s policies, which I’ll always outline clearly.
Absolutely. I can recommend hotels, restaurants, and experiences that meet accessibility or mobility requirements.
Yes. I offer optional on-trip support if you’d like ongoing assistance while you're in London. This is a chargeable add-on.
No. You’ll need to arrange your own travel insurance, as I’m not authorized to provide or sell insurance products. I can offer general guidance, but the choice and purchase are entirely yours.
No. I don’t provide visa services, immigration advice, or any form of travel sponsorship. Clients are responsible for securing the correct documentation required for their trip.
As far as possible, yes — I base my suggestions on personal experience. When a request falls outside my direct sphere, I may recommend places based on trusted feedback, guest reviews, and expert sources.