I believe great travel begins long before you leave home.

My role is to help you experience the world with confidence, curiosity, and a sense of wonder, while making the planning process feel effortless along the way.
Whether you're celebrating a milestone, reconnecting with loved ones, or simply craving a change of scenery, I create thoughtfully designed journeys that reflect how you love to travel. I handle the logistics, uncover exceptional experiences, and help you make the most of your time away.

Because the best trips aren't measured by how many places you visit. They're measured by how they make you feel long after you've returned home.

The Formula Behind Every Great Journey

I'm a wife, mother, former airline pilot, published travel writer, and lifelong traveler. My love of travel began more than 35 years ago when I met my British husband while studying abroad in England. Our first date was a ferry ride from Canterbury to Brussels, and we've been exploring the world together ever since.

Over the years, we've called Boston, London, the Midlands of England, New Jersey, and Cape Cod home. After a 30 year career in aviation, I traded flight plans for custom itineraries, bringing the same attention to detail, preparation, and problem-solving to every trip I plan.

When I'm not helping clients discover their next favorite destination, you'll find me knitting, gardening, spending time with my family, or stopping to say hello to every dog I meet.

I believe the best journeys combine thoughtful planning, a little bit of magic, and plenty of room for discovery.

Defy gravity daily.


Hi, I'm Margo

After decades as a pilot, I've learned that preparation creates freedom.

The best flights don't happen by accident, and neither do the best vacations.

I approach travel planning with equal parts organization and curiosity. I believe luxury and value should go hand in hand. Sometimes luxury looks like a chef's tasting menu paired with the perfect wine. Sometimes it looks like finding the best food truck tacos in town, a flaky croissant from a neighborhood bakery, or an espresso worth crossing the city for.

For me, great travel is about discovering the experiences that make a destination memorable while leaving room for the unexpected moments that often become the highlight of the trip.

I believe in thoughtful planning, local recommendations, and creating journeys that feel personal rather than packaged.

Most importantly, I believe travel should be enjoyable from the very beginning, including the planning process.



The Difference Is In The Details

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Favorite planes?

I can’t pick just one.

As a pilot, I soloed in an Archer and then flew it around Europe. My husband and I owned a Skylane for 20 years and flew it—and our kids—around the United States and Caribbean.

My charter gig was in a Chieftain and a Mooney. Both pussycats to fly. As an airline pilot, I piloted the Embraer 175 up and down the Eastern Seaboard, to Canada and Cuba.

As a passenger? The 747, hands down. I’ve lost track of the times I flew across the Atlantic in her safe and comfortable cabin. She may not be as efficient as newer models, but man, she had style.

02 / 09

Where have I travelled?

Around the world—and counting.

50 States
29 Countries
6 Continents

I’m looking at you, Antarctica.

03 / 09

Checked bag or rollaboard?

Rollaboard.

I’m a pilot, right?

04 / 09

What do I always bring home?

Something from the local pharmacy.

In every city and country I visit, one of my first stops is the local pharmacy. I love shampoo that requires Google Translate and soap that smells of cedar.

I’m down to the last drops of my cherry-scented body wash from Paris. These everyday skincare products are a daily reminder of the places I’ve been.

05 / 09

What’s in my carry-on?

The non-negotiables.

Noise-cancelling headphones · Water · Chapstick · Eye mask · Hat · Sunblock

06 / 09

Roll or fold?

Roll.

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Favorite traveling companions?

The people I love—and sometimes, just me.

My husband, daughter, huge family and friends. And at least once a year, just me.

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Favorite so far?

England.

I met my husband during my junior year abroad at the University of Kent at Canterbury. Our first date was a ferry ride from Dover to Belgium.

My kids were born in the Midlands, and I feel myself called back several times a year to visit old friends and family and explore more corners.

09 / 09

Next?

South Korea.

I’m planning to go.

Frequently Asked Questions

Travel advisors plan. Obsessively! In aviation, it’s called CRM: Cockpit Resource Management. Essentially, it means using all available resources for a successful outcome.

The same applies to travel. I love AI and Google search as much as the next girl, but where travel is concerned, they just scratch the surface. My affiliation with Fora Travel provides access to partnerships and fellow advisors whose experience spans the globe.

My income comes primarily from commissions paid by hotels, cruises, and tour operators after your trip is complete.

This does not increase your cost. On the contrary, I can often secure better rates and benefits than booking directly.

Families, couples, multigenerational groups, weddings, cruises, incentive travel, and solo travelers too.

Sometimes you want to flop and drop on a beach with only a good book for company. Sometimes you want an event with all your nearest and dearest. There is a trip for every occasion.

If you’ve already booked your hotel or cruise, I may be able to do a takeover booking and become the agent of record.

Your cost doesn’t increase, but I may be able to add additional benefits to your stay.

I can book premium economy, business class, and first class, as well as a variety of charter flights.

No, I don’t have a minimum, and I will be honest with you regarding my opinion on budget feasibility.

I won’t book anywhere I wouldn’t want my own family to stay. With an honest and realistic approach, we can work together to strategize how best to use your budget to achieve your travel goals.