Travel advisory of Stacy · New York

Your next trip, planned like it matters.

I'm Stacy — travel advisor for families, celebrations, and the trips you've been meaning to take. I plan and book everything, and my hotel partners treat you like their favorite guest.

Start planning How it works
A family of five at a stone overlook, gazing over a golden Mediterranean coastal town at sunset

How it works

Three steps, no homework for you

01

Tell me about your trip

Who is going, roughly when, and what you are hoping for. A five-minute note or a short call — whichever you prefer.

02

I plan and book with insider access

I design the itinerary, hold the right rooms, and book through partnerships most travelers cannot access on their own.

03

You travel like a VIP

Breakfast included, upgrades when available, resort credits, and someone in your corner from takeoff to landing.

What I plan best

Specialties

Three generations of a family sharing a long outdoor dinner under string lights and olive trees at dusk

Family & multigenerational

Trips that work for a four-year-old and a grandparent on the same day. Connecting rooms, honest pacing, and zero guesswork.

Raised wine glasses catching golden sunset light at a seaside celebration dinner

Celebrations & groups

Milestone birthdays, anniversaries, reunions, honeymoons. I handle the logistics so the person being celebrated never has to.

Open travel journal with a hand-drawn Japan route beside an espresso cup, rail ticket, and conch shell

Theme parks & Disney cruises

The most logistics-heavy trips there are, planned from having done them with my own kids. Every signature destination gets its own page below.

Luxury, field-tested

The upgrade is real — and it shouldn't cost you extra

At my partner hotels and resorts, the rate is the one you'd find yourself — the stay is not. Daily breakfast, resort credits, room upgrades when available, and a property that knows you're my guest before you land. I test this the honest way: my own family's resort stays are my research trips, most recently a genuinely spectacular week in Puerto Rico.

How the perks work Plan a luxury stay
A clifftop infinity pool at sunset with warm lights, empty loungers, and a distant island on the horizon

Signature destinations

Where I know the ground

All destinations
A mother and two children on a station platform as a shinkansen glides in, Mount Fuji in the distant haze

Japan

The trip that rewards planning more than any other
A family walking hand in hand down a vineyard lane toward a Tuscan hilltop village at golden hour

Italy

One country, a dozen different trips
Children running along the waterline of a Caribbean beach at golden hour, parents following behind

The Caribbean

Closer than you think, better than you remember
A festive evening street party in Old San Juan — colorful colonial facades, string lights, a child on a parent's shoulders

Puerto Rico

The easiest big trip an American family can take
A family of five walking along a Copenhagen canal quay at golden hour, a child pointing at the moored wooden boats

Copenhagen

The easiest "real Europe" week a family can have
A mother and daughter at a cruise-ship railing at golden hour, looking out at a small tropical island

Disney Cruises

The family cruise where booking early is the whole strategy
Parents swinging a child by the hands down a glowing amusement-park midway at dusk, carousel and ferris wheel lit behind them

Theme Parks

The most logistics-heavy trips there are — and my favorite kind to solve

Kind words

“Reviews from my travelers will live here soon.”

First trips are underway — check back for traveler reviews.

From the journal

Planning notes worth reading

All posts

September 15, 2026

Designing the arrival day for jet lag (and rebuilding the plan when life edits it)

Why our first day in Copenhagen was deliberately boring, why we canceled Tivoli on night one, and how a plan built from anchors and flex survived four rewrites.

September 14, 2026

The two-country afternoon: Hamlet's castle, then a ferry to Sweden

Kronborg's tunnels and costumed actors, a 20-minute ferry across the sound, and a Swedish candy run — the best single day of our Copenhagen trip, with the logistics that made it work.

Newsletter

Worth opening

One or two emails a month: booking windows worth knowing about, one destination insight, and nothing else. No spam, ever.

Tell me about your trip

A five-minute note about who is going and what you are hoping for is all it takes to get started.

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