Join me on a 7-night Alaska cruise aboard Anthem of the Seas. This itinerary includes glacier viewing at Dawes Glacier, full days in Sitka and Juneau, time in Skagway, and an evening stop in Victoria, BC.

Anthem of the Seas is a good fit for Alaska, especially with the region’s changing weather. The ship has plenty of indoor spaces to enjoy the scenery, along with features like the North Star observation capsule, a solarium, and panoramic lounges.

This is a hosted large-group cruise, which means the planning is handled, but you’re free to explore ports, relax onboard, or join in as much or as little as you like.

Group pricing is available when you book through me.

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This small-ship Windstar cruise sails all the way around Iceland with fewer than 300 guests onboard, offering a very different experience than a traditional cruise.

Because the ships are smaller, they can access fjords, small harbors, and ports that large ships can’t reach. Days are spent visiting fishing villages, black sand beaches, coastal towns, and wildlife areas, without the crowds that Iceland often draws.

Onboard, the atmosphere is comfortable and relaxed, with spacious suites, well-prepared meals, and a crew that’s attentive without being overbearing. Iceland is an expensive destination to travel independently, and this cruise bundles lodging, transportation, and meals into one well-organized itinerary.

This hosted cruise, led by Lisa, is a good fit for travelers who want to see a lot of Iceland without constantly packing, driving, or changing hotels, while still having time to explore each stop at their own pace.

Pricing starts at $4,244 per person, double occupancy. About 20 cabins are still available. 

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I’m planning another Christmas markets river cruise for 2027 and starting the planning process now. I’m exploring routes through Germany and the Alsace region of France.

Alsace is especially special at Christmastime, with storybook villages, half-timbered houses, and small town squares filled with lights and market stalls. Places like Strasbourg, Colmar, and nearby villages feel cozy and festive, not overdone, and pair beautifully with Germany’s classic Christmas markets.

If this sounds like something you’d enjoy, click below to learn more and join the no-obligation interest list.

This trip is in the planning phase and will move forward once a minimum of 14 participants is reached.

This small group walking experience follows sections of the Cotswold Way, one of England’s most scenic long-distance trails, stretching from Chipping Campden toward Bath.

The route winds through rolling hills, honey-colored stone villages, and open countryside, with opportunities to visit historic churches, ancient hill forts, and welcoming local pubs along the way. It’s a slower, more immersive way to experience the Cotswolds, without feeling rushed.

This is a self-guided walk, meaning you’ll walk independently rather than as a single group the entire way. I’ll be traveling with the group and basing myself nearby, but I won’t be walking every mile alongside you.

For travelers who don’t want to walk the full route, or who prefer a lighter day, I’ll be offering optional guided day trips by vehicle to select sections of the Cotswold Way and nearby highlights. These day outings allow you to enjoy the scenery and villages without committing to long daily walks.

The itinerary is designed to be flexible, with choices each day that let you balance activity, rest, and exploration in a way that feels right for you.

I’ll handle the planning and logistics so you can focus on the walking you choose to do, the landscapes, and the relaxed rhythm of the English countryside.

Pricing details coming soon.
This trip requires a minimum of 10 travelers to move forward.
Group size is limited to 10 travelers.

Let’s Make Sure It’s the Right Fit
This hosted group trip is intentionally kept small. Guests will complete a short application before booking to help ensure a good fit for the group.

I’m planning a hosted group getaway to a luxury all-inclusive resort in Mexico’s Caribbean coast.

Expect great beaches, warm turquoise water, and a resort that makes it easy to relax or get out and explore. You can spend your days by the pool, take a day trip to nearby cenotes or Mayan ruins, or head out on the water for a sunset sail.

These resorts are known for good food, attentive service, and an easy, low-stress experience. This trip is a good fit whether you’re traveling with a partner, a friend group, or just looking for a simple, well-planned escape.

Details are still being finalized. If this sounds like your kind of vacation, you’re welcome to join the interest list. There’s no commitment, just early access to dates, pricing, and updates as plans come together.

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Join me for a small group journey through Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and France in early fall 2027, planned for women who enjoy charming towns, beautiful scenery, and a relaxed pace.

We’ll start in Zurich, with a day trip to Liechtenstein, one of Europe’s smallest countries. From there, we’ll spend time in Lucerne and Basel before continuing into the Alsace region of France.

In Alsace, we’ll visit towns like Colmar and Riquewihr, known for their cobblestone streets, half-timbered houses, and walkable village centers. The focus of this trip is a balance of culture, scenery, and time to enjoy each place without feeling rushed.

This trip is open to women travelers and is intentionally kept small to create a relaxed, supportive group atmosphere.

Pricing will be released in fall 2026.
Deposit: $1,000 per person, non-refundable unless your spot is filled.
Limited to 8 travelers.

Let’s Make Sure It’s the Right Fit
This hosted group trip is kept small on purpose. Guests will complete a short application before booking to help ensure a good fit for the group.

I’m currently planning and researching several river cruises hosted by LC Travel for the next couple of years, featuring some truly incredible destinations.

Upcoming river cruise itineraries in development include:

• Spain & Portugal River Cruise

• Croatia & Serbia River Cruise

• Egypt & Petra River Cruise

These itineraries are offered by the cruise lines and are designed to showcase iconic sights, rich cultural experiences, and the ease of unpacking once while exploring multiple destinations along the river.

I plan to travel with these river cruise groups, providing on-the-ground support and a familiar face for travelers who enjoy having a host along. Final details will be confirmed as itineraries, ships, and sailing dates are finalized.

If you’d prefer not to travel as part of a group, I can also book any of these river cruises just for you at any time. There’s no additional cost to you for my planning and booking support. 

I’m now building interest lists for these hosted river cruises as planning continues. If one of these destinations speaks to you, I’d love to keep you informed as details come together.

There’s no obligation to join an interest list. When bookings open, a $500 per person non-refundable deposit will be required to confirm your spot.

Please note: itineraries, dates, ships, and pricing are subject to change. Click below to join the interest list or reach out for updates.

In December 2025, I hosted a Christmas markets river cruise with Avalon Waterways, sailing from Budapest to Nuremberg along the Danube.

We visited a mix of larger cities and smaller towns, including Budapest, Vienna, Melk, and Passau, each with its own Christmas markets, local traditions, and seasonal food. The river cruise ended in Nuremberg, after which we continued on to Munich and Salzburg for a few days of Christmas markets and festive atmosphere.

Traveling by river cruise made the logistics easy. We unpacked once, enjoyed meals onboard, and walked straight into the city centers at each stop. It was a comfortable way to see several destinations without constantly moving hotels or managing transportation.

The group included travelers from several different states, many of whom had never met before. By the end of the trip, it felt like a group of friends who had shared something special.

Based on feedback from the group and how well this itinerary fit their travel style, I’m planning to host another Christmas markets river cruise in 2027, with a different route and destinations.

I experienced Windstar’s Dreams of Tahiti cruise firsthand while traveling with a group of friends, sailing through some of the most beautiful islands in the South Pacific aboard a luxury yacht. It’s an itinerary that lets you experience the culture, scenery, and rhythm of the islands, and one I’d be happy to help you plan and book.

Starting in Papeete, this cruise visits several islands in French Polynesia, with time built in for swimming, snorkeling, beach days, and exploring on your own. Windstar’s small ships keep the pace relaxed and comfortable.

This cruise is a wonderful example of small-ship luxury in a breathtaking destination, and it’s an itinerary I confidently recommend to travelers looking for a relaxed yet immersive South Pacific experience.

To see photos and highlights from this trip, I invite you to visit my Facebook and Instagram pages, where I’ve shared moments from this gorgeous destination.

In 2025, I planned and hosted a trip through Paris and Normandy that combined classic sightseeing with a more personal experience.

In Paris, we visited well-known landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, the Louvre, and Versailles. The Normandy portion of the trip was planned specifically for a family traveling with their 80-year-old mother, whose father had landed on D-Day.

We spent time at the Normandy beaches, memorials, and museums, including Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery. Visiting these places gave real context to her family’s history and made the experience especially meaningful.

This trip is a good example of how travel can be tailored around personal stories, not just destinations.

In fall 2022, this trip blended a custom, independently planned start with a larger group itinerary for a really memorable journey through Italy and the Mediterranean.

I planned and led the first four days in Milan and the Piedmont village where our ancestors came from, which made that part of the trip especially meaningful. We visited Milan’s Duomo, saw da Vinci’s Last Supper in person, and spent time soaking in the charm and history of northern Italy.

After that, I joined a larger group itinerary, helping with the land portion from Milan to Rome and continuing on through the Mediterranean cruise. The cruise included stops in Greece and Turkey, including Athens and the ancient ruins of Ephesus, adding an incredible layer of history and culture to the trip.

This is a great example of how a personal, custom-planned beginning can be paired with a larger group itinerary and cruise to create a smooth, well-rounded travel experience.

Click below to read client reviews from this trip.

In 2024, I hosted a festive Christmas market journey through France, Germany, and Switzerland, immersing travelers in some of Europe’s most beloved holiday traditions.

We wandered through charming villages and historic town squares glowing with twinkling lights and festive décor. The air was filled with the scents of mulled wine, gingerbread, and roasted chestnuts, while traditional wooden stalls offered handcrafted ornaments, regional specialties, and thoughtful gifts.

From cobblestone streets to storybook market squares, this trip captured the warmth, beauty, and magic of the holiday season. It was a wonderful blend of culture, tradition, and seasonal celebration, and a favorite time of year to experience Europe.

This trip is a great example of how festive travel can feel immersive, cozy, and truly special.

In 2025, I hosted a memorable journey through Denmark, combining the highlights of Copenhagen with a scenic road trip through the Danish countryside.

We explored Copenhagen’s iconic sights, including the colorful Nyhavn harbor, the Little Mermaid statue, Rosenborg Castle, and the lively Tivoli Gardens. After spending time in the capital, we set off on a picturesque drive through quaint villages, coastal towns, and rolling farmland.

The journey led us to Skagen, at Denmark’s northern tip, where the North Sea and Baltic Sea meet. This trip offered a wonderful balance of classic landmarks and lesser-known places, creating a relaxed and enriching travel experience.

This itinerary is a great example of how city exploration and countryside travel can be seamlessly combined.