Hannah Smith

I’ve always loved travel—not just for the places themselves, but for the connection it creates with people, cultures, and nature. Even when I wasn’t actively traveling, I spent countless hours reading, researching, and planning trips to destinations all over the world. Over time, I realized how naturally that planning came to me and how much I enjoyed helping others think through their trips. Becoming a travel advisor felt like a natural extension of something I’ve always loved doing.

Some of my favorite places I’ve traveled to include Greece, Spain, New York City, Boston, and Walt Disney World Resort—each for very different reasons. My bucket list is just as varied, with dream trips to Ireland, Scotland, the Midwestern United States, and Australia. If I had endless time and money, I’d throw a dart at the map each week and go wherever it landed—and that sense of curiosity shapes how I help clients plan their own trips.

I’ve always loved travel—not just for the places themselves, but for the connection it creates with people, cultures, and nature. Even when I wasn’t actively traveling, I spent countless hours reading, researching, and planning trips to destinations all over the world. Over time, I realized how naturally that planning came to me and how much I enjoyed helping others think through their trips. Becoming a travel advisor felt like a natural extension of something I’ve always loved doing.

Some of my favorite places I’ve traveled to include Greece, Spain, New York City, Boston, and Walt Disney World Resort—each for very different reasons. My bucket list is just as varied, with dream trips to Ireland, Scotland, the Midwestern United States, and Australia. If I had endless time and money, I’d throw a dart at the map each week and go wherever it landed—and that sense of curiosity shapes how I help clients plan their own trips.