Luxury & Premium Cruise Planning

You don’t need a title or a designer wardrobe to travel well. Luxury cruising, done right, is about space instead of crowds, service that anticipates what you need, dining you’ll actually remember, and a pace that lets you enjoy where you are instead of rushing to the next thing. That’s what I plan for my clients, and it’s what I look for every time I sail myself.

Cruise lines I work with *

I specialize in the luxury and premium tier, including:

* This is not a comprehensive list – I work with most luxury cruise lines.

I also work with premium and contemporary lines like Celebrity, Princess, Holland America, Royal Caribbean, MSC, Norwegian, and Virgin Voyages, so if you’re weighing a premium cabin upgrade against a fully luxury line, I can walk you through the real differences, not just the marketing.

My goal is to sail what I sell

Two weeks aboard Regent Seven Seas Grandeur, from Barcelona to Istanbul by way of the Mediterranean, the Greek Isles, and Egypt, in an F2 Signature Suite, taught me more about what “all-inclusive luxury” actually means than any brochure could. I’ve also sailed Azamara Quest and fell for the small-ship feel: a crew that learns your name by day two, the tradition of White Night on deck, and a level of destination immersion you don’t get on a bigger ship (worth knowing: standard Azamara cabin bathrooms run small, and I’ll tell you that upfront rather than let you find out at check-in).

Beyond the previously mentioned sailings, I’ve also cruised with Virgin Voyages, Celebrity, and Royal Caribbean, among others, and I’ve completed Virgin Voyages’ Gold-level training. I’ve sailed MSC Yacht Club multiple times, across multiple ships in the fleet, along with Aurea class suites, so when you’re comparing options, you’re getting a real assessment, not a repeated sales pitch.

What working with me looks like

I’m a second-generation travel advisor, and I’ve been recognized among the top 150 advisors in my host agency’s network of 13,000+, along with recognition for my Azamara sales specifically. But the credential that matters most is simpler: I take the time to actually understand what you want out of a trip before I recommend a single cabin.

That means:

  • A real consultation first, so I’m matching you to the right ship and cabin category, not just the first one available
  • Straight answers about what a guarantee cabin means, when a suite is worth the upgrade, and where a line’s marketing oversells the experience
  • Help navigating the details: tender ports, included excursions, specialty dining reservations, and the paperwork that comes with international itineraries
  • An advocate on your side if anything goes sideways before or during your trip

Is luxury cruising right for you?

If you’re a couple, a solo traveler, or a family looking to trade crowded pool decks for more room to breathe, and you’d rather spend on the experience than on square footage you won’t use, this is worth a conversation. You don’t need to already know Regent from Silversea. That’s what I’m here for.

Let’s talk

Tell me where you’re dreaming of going, and I’ll help you figure out which line, ship, and cabin actually fits. [Schedule a consultation] to get started.