Travel that fits your family – thoughtfully from the start
My approach
I’m Jade — a family travel specialist helping families plan holidays that feel realistic, considered and exciting.
My approach starts with understanding who’s travelling, what matters most, and how your family actually moves through a holiday — from pace and downtime to room setup, transfers, activities and the little details that can make a trip feel easier.
I support families planning everything from simple getaways to once-in-a-lifetime adventures, especially when there are different ages, needs, energy levels or travel styles to balance.
As a Certified Autism Travel Professional, I also bring extra understanding to neurodivergent-aware and multi-generational family travel.
Families I Work With
I work with families planning holidays with a few moving parts — different ages, interests, energy levels, budgets, routines or travel styles.
That might mean a simple family getaway, a multi-generational trip, a cruise, an overseas adventure, or a once-in-a-lifetime holiday you really want to get right.
For families who need extra support, I can also consider things like pace, downtime, transitions, room setup, sensory load, airport preparation and accessibility programs — so the trip feels more manageable from the beginning.
Experience & support
My planning approach is shaped by professional training, real family travel experience and the support of a trusted travel network.
I’m a Certified Autism Travel Professional through IBCCES, which adds an extra layer of understanding when a holiday needs more thought around pace, preparation, sensory needs, transitions or family dynamics.
I’m also part of the Connected Travel network, an ATIA-accredited travel group, giving you professional support and supplier access behind every booking.
The goal isn’t just to book a trip — it’s to help create a holiday that feels right for your family from the very beginning.


Let’s create a holiday that truly works for your family — from the way you plan it, to the way you experience it.
