1. I listen
We talk about your interests, who you are travelling with, the time available, your approximate budget and your preferred pace. Tell me about the trips you loved and those you would rather not repeat. Practical questions help give shape to your wishes, even if your initial idea is still vague.
2. I bring the possibilities together
I build a coherent route: which places work well together, how much time each deserves and how to travel between them. I consider services and experiences in light of what you have told me. Business travel taught me to pay attention to logistics: a wonderful proposal must also work behind the scenes.
3. We discuss the choices
A proposal is never a route imposed on you. I explain why I chose certain stops and listen to your thoughts. We can lighten a day, change a stop or spend more time doing what excites you. The choice stays yours.
4. We get ready to leave
Before departure I gather useful information about the services we have arranged and explain the important steps. My aim is for you to leave knowing how the trip is planned and who to contact about the services we have booked together.