About Kendall
Hi there! I’m thrilled to introduce myself as a travel agent, ready to help you plan your next unforgettable adventure.
As a pastor’s daughter and the oldest of four, I’ve always had a heart for helping and serving others. My faith is a central part of who I am—I’m a lover of Jesus, and I truly believe in leading with kindness, compassion, and purpose in everything I do. I bring that same heart into travel planning, treating every client’s trip as if it were my own.
While I’m new to the travel industry professionally, travel has been a lifelong passion. Some of my most treasured memories are from trips with my family—vacations that brought us closer together, helped us slow down, and made us laugh a little harder. I feel incredibly blessed to have grown up in a family that valued those moments, with grandparents and parents who generously made space in their lives (and budgets!) to return to Disney with us again and again. Those trips, full of joy and a little bit of pixie dust, laid the foundation for my deep love of travel and my desire to help others create similar memories with the people they love most.
I’m a former New Englander now living in the South, and I’ve always loved exploring new places—whether it’s the magic of Disney and Universal or the rich culture and history of Europe. I’ve visited both theme parks multiple times and know the tips, tricks, and strategies that make the difference between a good trip and a great one. From Genie+ and park hopping to dining reservations and beyond, I’m here to make your experience stress-free and full of magic.
My love for European travel runs deep—Italy, in particular, completely captured my heart. With a background in history and a love for culture, I specialize in building thoughtful, well-balanced itineraries that go beyond the tourist checklist. Whether you dream of sipping espresso in a quiet piazza or exploring centuries-old ruins, I’ll help you design a journey that’s personalized, meaningful, and unforgettable.
Outside of travel, I’m a devoted reader, music lover, and animal enthusiast. I believe our passions shape our experiences—and that includes the way we travel. My goal is to create trips that reflect who you are and what you love most.
Whether it’s your first vacation or your fiftieth, I’m here to make planning exciting and simple. I can’t wait to help you turn your travel dreams into lifelong memories.
Let’s get started!
My favorite place to travel:
Two of my favorite places to travel hold very different but equally meaningful places in my heart. Disney World is a destination I return to time and time again—not just for the rides or the parks themselves, but for the feeling it gives me. There’s a deep sense of nostalgia in walking down Main Street, U.S.A., hearing the music, and seeing Cinderella’s Castle come into view. It brings back childhood memories and a sense of magic that feels rare in everyday life. On the other hand, Italy represents something else entirely. It was the first international trip I ever took, and I was lucky enough to experience it with my mom. From exploring ancient ruins in Rome to wandering through the art-lined streets of Florence, every part of that trip felt special. It wasn’t just about seeing beautiful places—it was about sharing those moments with people I love. Both Disney and Italy remind me why I love to travel: for the emotions, the connections, and the memories that stay with you long after the trip ends.
The best thing you’ve ever eaten on vacation:
A dish that comes to mind that I have not stopped thinking about since I had it over 5 years ago is the Cioppino, a spicy tomato fish stew. I found this amazing dish at the Seaport Grille in Gloucester, Massachusetts when my family and I took a trip up the coast. It was decadent, bold, and absolutely overflowing with fresh seafood—the bowl was literally twice the size of my head. I also have to give a shout out to a seasonal special at D-Luxe Burger, in Disney Springs: the French Onion burger. I’m a huge fan of anything French onion, and this burger nailed it—juicy, rich, and layered with sweet caramelized onions and melty cheese. It was everything I love in one bite and easily one of the best takes on French onion I’ve ever had. Food is such a special part about traveling to new places, getting to experience new tastes and cuisines, and doing it with the people you love is one of my favorite parts of travel.A dish that comes to mind that I have not stopped thinking about since I had it over 5 years ago is the Cioppino, a spicy tomato fish stew. I found this amazing dish at the Seaport Grille in Gloucester, Massachusetts when my family and I took a trip up the coast. It was decadent, bold, and absolutely overflowing with fresh seafood—the bowl was literally twice the size of my head. I also have to give a shout out to a seasonal special at D-Luxe Burger, in Disney Springs: the French Onion burger. I’m a huge fan of anything French onion, and this burger nailed it—juicy, rich, and layered with sweet caramelized onions and melty cheese. It was everything I love in one bite and easily one of the best takes on French onion I’ve ever had. Food is such a special part about traveling to new places, getting to experience new tastes and cuisines, and doing it with the people you love is one of my favorite parts of travel.
The best part about being a Travel Advisor:
My favorite part of being a travel planner is helping people experience the world in meaningful, life-giving ways. I’ve always had a passion for travel and adventure, and I find true joy in planning, organizing, and creating memorable journeys. I love getting to meet new people and experience life through their eyes—it’s a beautiful way to connect. More than anything, I hope the journeys I help plan give me the opportunity to not only walk alongside my clients but also minister to them, pray for them, and be a small part of their story in a deeper, more intentional way.
