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Personal travel planning. Firsthand experience. No planning fees.
550+ client trips supported · $2.8M+ in recorded travel bookings
Meet Jeremy, your travel partner.
I’ve explored 31 countries, visited Hawaii 11 times and Italy six times, and take at least two cruises a year. I love helping people make memories through travel. I work with travelers nationwide to build trips around their interests, pace, and budget. My planning services are free, and I’m here to help before you leave and while you’re away.
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Kind words from JET travelers.
“He is very thorough and takes into consideration ways in which to maximize your travel experience for the best possible cost.”
“He is quite the expert traveler and is full of tips and advice to make your trip smooth and enjoyable.”
“From helping us with our itinerary, booking tours, transportation, logistics and countless recommendations…he was invaluable.”
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From “what if” to “we’re going.”
Start with a conversation
Tell me where you’re dreaming of going, who’s coming, your timing, and a comfortable budget. It’s fine to be undecided.
Refine the plan together
I’ll narrow the options, explain the tradeoffs, and help coordinate bookings. You choose what feels right for you.
Travel with a plan and support
Leave with practical guidance for your trip and a real person to contact with questions before you go and while you’re away.
A little adventure. A little time to breathe.
A rewarding trip can include both. I’ll help balance the places you’ve always wanted to see with room for a slow morning, a good meal, or an afternoon by the water.
What does a JET itinerary look like?
Great trips connect the big moments with the little details. Here’s how I’d bring your Italian adventure to life, from a smart arrival and departure route to a well-earned gelato stop.
Italy, from coast to canals.
Sorrento & the Amalfi Coast → Rome → Florence & Tuscany → Venice
Six personal visits to Italy. Local perspective, a route that flows, and the details that make each day easier.
Your day-by-day Italian escape
Your Italian adventure begins
Fly overnight to Naples, with the route designed to finish in Venice so you spend more time exploring and less time backtracking.
Ease into the Amalfi Coast
Arrive in Naples and transfer to Sorrento, your base for the next three nights. Settle in, wander the old town, and enjoy a sunset over the Bay of Naples. Pompeii can work en route with an early arrival, a luggage plan, and enough energy; otherwise, I’ll build it into a longer stay.
An island day, with a little flexibility
Head to Capri for dramatic coastline, the Faraglioni, and time in Capri town or Anacapri. Add the Blue Grotto when sea conditions and queues allow, with a beautiful island day planned either way.
The coast at its best
Explore pastel Positano and Amalfi, with a boat or driver plan matched to the season. Choose a relaxed lunch and waterfront time, or add Ravello’s gardens and views if you prefer a fuller day.
Ancient Rome, thoughtfully paced
Transfer via Naples and take the train to Rome. After dropping your bags, explore the Colosseum and Roman Forum with a prearranged visit that leaves enough connection time. Finish with dinner and a stroll to the Trevi Fountain; I’ll shift the ancient sights if your arrival calls for a gentler afternoon.
Masterpieces and neighborhood moments
Visit the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, then St. Peter’s Basilica with its own entry plan. Later, connect Piazza Navona and the Pantheon area on foot; add the Spanish Steps if energy allows. The day is arranged around your admissions and opening days.
Renaissance art and riverside evenings
Train to Florence, leave your bags, and discover the Duomo area and Michelangelo’s David at the Accademia with a reserved visit. Cross the Ponte Vecchio and enjoy an evening in the Oltrarno. A dome climb is a separate, optional addition.
Hill towns, vineyards, and a slower lunch
Leave Florence for Siena, San Gimignano, and Chianti with a guided excursion or private driver. I’ll tailor the balance of medieval lanes, wine tasting, and countryside time so the day feels like a vacation.
Arrive by water, explore on foot
Train to Venice and follow a clear station-to-hotel plan that accounts for bridges and luggage. Discover the Rialto area and St. Mark’s Square, then take a gondola ride or slip into quieter canals. Add Doge’s Palace if that is a priority.
Colorful villages or a mountain escape
Explore Murano and Burano for glassmaking traditions and colorful canals, with time to enjoy your final evening in Venice. Prefer mountains? A full-day Dolomites excursion is an ambitious alternative for travelers happy with an early start and a long road day.
One last detail, already considered
Depart from Venice with an airport transfer suited to your hotel, luggage, and flight time. Bring home the memories—and perhaps a recipe or a Christmas ornament.
This sample is a starting point. Your own guide brings together hotel and tour links, booking details, transportation instructions, dining suggestions, and JET travel tips—all tailored to you.
A few things you might be wondering.
How is your planning help free?
Travel suppliers typically pay a commission on eligible bookings made through me. That supports my work, so I don’t charge planning fees or hidden service fees. I’ll explain the price and terms of the travel you choose before you book. Tips afterward are appreciated but never expected.
Can you help if I’ve already booked?
Yes—tell me what you’ve reserved and what you’d like help with. I can review whether better rates, added benefits, or itinerary guidance may be available. Booking changes and transfers depend on the supplier’s terms.
Can you help with points and miles?
I can help you think through how points, miles, and credit card bonuses could fit your travel goals. Options depend on your balances, eligibility, and available awards. You remain in control of your accounts and applications.
When should I start planning?
Reach out when you start thinking about a trip. Earlier gives us more room to compare options, especially for holidays, cruises, and popular destinations. If your departure is coming up soon, send the details and I’ll see how I can help.
Do I need to know exactly where I want to go?
Not at all. A rough budget, travel window, and a sense of what you enjoy are enough to start the conversation.
What happens after I send an inquiry?
I’ll review your ideas and reply by email with any questions we need to answer first. Then we’ll work through the options together. Sending an inquiry doesn’t commit you to a booking.
Travel planning, made personal.
Custom Itinerary Planning
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Cruises & All-Inclusive Resorts
Find the right ship, resort, and room for your getaway. I’ll help compare the options and make booking feel simple.
Family Vacations & Getaways
From Disney days to European adventures, let’s plan a trip everyone will love—with thoughtful recommendations and less work for you.
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