Kristin Davis
She/Her
Based in North Carolina
English, French
Trips starting at $50/night
Kristin Davis
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My Story
Southern Sass Meets Global Class. This Southern gal loves to travel because nothing thrills her more than swapping sweet tea for Swiss Alps and turning “y’all” into “bonjour” wherever the road leads.
Travel Style
My travel journeys began in tents and a camper accessorized with avocado green and harvest gold—if you know, you know. I still love mountain sunrises, coastal breezes, and the outdoors, but I lean more towards boutique over bunkbeds, and comfort over camp cabin, and all with just enough adventure to keep things interesting.
As a Travel Advisor & Experience Curator, I blend seamless logistics with tailored recommendations and a dash of delight. I believe in balancing budget-savvy tactics with indulgent comforts, spontaneity with structure, and fun with finesse. Whether it’s beignets in New Orleans, funiculars in Switzerland, a scenic road trip through New England, a culturally immersive experience in Canada, or kayaking on the Puget Sound—I do my best to ensure every itinerary is intentional, immersive, and just a little more fabulous than expected. My goal? That you come home with stories worth retelling and memories to last a lifetime.
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Reviews (8)
Ronald W.
travel to Boston
3 months ago
Kristin was amazing! Having never been to Boston, we relied on her expertise, and she went above and beyond to make our trip a success. She did all the legwork, providing us with lists of places to visit and great restaurants to try. She even arranged our transportation to and from the airport.
Working with Kristin made our trip easy, stress-free and enjoyable. I highly recommend her for any travel planning needs. Her attention to detail, organization, and dedication to customer service were outstanding.
David S.
travel to Paris
3 months ago
Kristin was absolutely amazing! This was our first time traveling to Europe, and her wisdom and expertise were so helpful. She spent countless hours working with me to make this trip for our family a success. Kristin was very patient with my numerous questions, texts, emails, and phone calls. She asked us what our travel goals were and helped craft an agenda that met our needs. She provided recommendations for tours and for restaurants and for sightseeing, outside of the standard places. She even helped me with some basic questions after I arrived in Paris which was also so helpful. Her communication was unparalleled. Thank you so much Kristin for making this trip a success!
David S.
travel to Prague
3 months ago
Kristin was absolutely amazing! This was our first time traveling to Europe, and her wisdom and expertise were so helpful. She spent countless hours working with me to make this trip for our family a success. Kristin was very patient with my numerous questions, texts, emails, and phone calls. Kristin was very patient with my numerous questions, texts, emails and phone calls. She asked us what our travel goals were and helped craft an agenda that met our needs. She provided Prague recommendations for tours and for restaurants and for sightseeing, outside of the standard places. She even provided great advice on how to get to the hotel after our overnight flight when we were all tired. Her communication was unparalleled. Thank you so much Kristin for making this trip a success!
Anthony Z.
travel to Orlando
4 months ago
Kristin was extremely supportive, transparent and knowledgeable throughout the process. She gave us several options to choose from and clearly outlined the pros and cons of each so that we could make an informed decision.
Our vacation went off without a hitch and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.
Charles D.
travel by cruise
6 months ago
Kristin did an amazing job guiding us through all the steps for our Viking cruise and made sure we understood and were aware of everything that needed to be done and all the important dates. She gave us great overviews of what to expect on the ship, such as docking, embarkation, tips, etc.. So much helpful information.
When we wanted to switch one of our paid excursions prior to the cruise she was able to quickly and efficiently do this for us. She made the entire process easy and seamless, all the way down to the day we left. She even sent us a customized itinerary with our flight information, booked excursions, insurance information, emergency contact numbers, suggestions for things to do on the boat and in each city, and so much more all in one place that was easy to print or download as a PDF to have on our phones even when we didn’t have service.
She walked us through what paperwork was needed, how to purchase insurance, etc.
Kristin even booked some excursions for us mid-trip when we found ourselves with some free time and wanted to take in more options than Viking offered.
Kristin was professional, friendly, easy to talk to and ask questions of, and made the whole process stress-free.
I would definitely recommend Kristin for all your travel needs.
We look forward to working with her again on our next trip.
Ronald W.
travel to Boston
3 months ago
Kristin was amazing! Having never been to Boston, we relied on her expertise, and she went above and beyond to make our trip a success. She did all the legwork, providing us with lists of places to visit and great restaurants to try. She even arranged our transportation to and from the airport.
Working with Kristin made our trip easy, stress-free and enjoyable. I highly recommend her for any travel planning needs. Her attention to detail, organization, and dedication to customer service were outstanding.
David S.
travel to Paris
3 months ago
Kristin was absolutely amazing! This was our first time traveling to Europe, and her wisdom and expertise were so helpful. She spent countless hours working with me to make this trip for our family a success. Kristin was very patient with my numerous questions, texts, emails, and phone calls. She asked us what our travel goals were and helped craft an agenda that met our needs. She provided recommendations for tours and for restaurants and for sightseeing, outside of the standard places. She even helped me with some basic questions after I arrived in Paris which was also so helpful. Her communication was unparalleled. Thank you so much Kristin for making this trip a success!
David S.
travel to Prague
3 months ago
Kristin was absolutely amazing! This was our first time traveling to Europe, and her wisdom and expertise were so helpful. She spent countless hours working with me to make this trip for our family a success. Kristin was very patient with my numerous questions, texts, emails, and phone calls. Kristin was very patient with my numerous questions, texts, emails and phone calls. She asked us what our travel goals were and helped craft an agenda that met our needs. She provided Prague recommendations for tours and for restaurants and for sightseeing, outside of the standard places. She even provided great advice on how to get to the hotel after our overnight flight when we were all tired. Her communication was unparalleled. Thank you so much Kristin for making this trip a success!
Anthony Z.
travel to Orlando
4 months ago
Kristin was extremely supportive, transparent and knowledgeable throughout the process. She gave us several options to choose from and clearly outlined the pros and cons of each so that we could make an informed decision.
Our vacation went off without a hitch and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.
Travel ideas (4)
Whispers of the Alps: A Lucerne Love Letter
Lucerne is one of those places that pretends to be a quiet lakeside town, but let’s be honest—it knows exactly how gorgeous it is. Between the Alps casually posing in the background and Lake Lucerne shimmering like it has its own PR team, the whole city feels like it’s winking at you. Stroll across the Chapel Bridge at golden hour and tell me you don’t feel like the main character in a movie. Lucerne doesn’t just charm you; it slow‑dances you into falling in love with Switzerland one perfectly framed moment at a time.
Whispers of the Alps: A Lucerne Love Letter
Lucerne is one of those places that pretends to be a quiet lakeside town, but let’s be honest—it knows exactly how gorgeous it is. Between the Alps casually posing in the background and Lake Lucerne shimmering like it has its own PR team, the whole city feels like it’s winking at you. Stroll across the Chapel Bridge at golden hour and tell me you don’t feel like the main character in a movie. Lucerne doesn’t just charm you; it slow‑dances you into falling in love with Switzerland one perfectly framed moment at a time.
Hotel Art Deco Montana: Lucerne’s Iconic Perch Above the Lake
Hotel Art Deco Montana is Lucerne’s glamorous perch above the lake—the kind of place that doesn’t just give you a room; it gives you a whole mood. With sweeping views, swoon‑worthy balconies, and a lobby funicular that feels like your own private red‑carpet entrance, this hotel turns every moment into a scene you’ll want to replay.
Hotel Art Deco Montana: Lucerne’s Iconic Perch Above the Lake
Hotel Art Deco Montana is Lucerne’s glamorous perch above the lake—the kind of place that doesn’t just give you a room; it gives you a whole mood. With sweeping views, swoon‑worthy balconies, and a lobby funicular that feels like your own private red‑carpet entrance, this hotel turns every moment into a scene you’ll want to replay.
An Insider's Guide to Boston's Back Bay
Back Bay is basically Boston at its most iconic—think Victorian brownstones, leafy streets, renowned restaurants, and just the right amount of city buzz to make everything feel alive. It’s the kind of neighborhood where tourists and locals blend together because everyone’s out there doing the same thing: walking around, shopping, eating, and pretending they might actually move into one of those gorgeous brownstones someday. But honestly? It’s the mix of history, architecture, and food that gets me every time. You can go from standing in the church where Benjamin Franklin was baptized to inhaling a Maine lobster roll in, like, five minutes. There is so much to see and do—so much so that even the most “I’m not a tourist” people end up acting like one here. Self included.
An Insider's Guide to Boston's Back Bay
Back Bay is basically Boston at its most iconic—think Victorian brownstones, leafy streets, renowned restaurants, and just the right amount of city buzz to make everything feel alive. It’s the kind of neighborhood where tourists and locals blend together because everyone’s out there doing the same thing: walking around, shopping, eating, and pretending they might actually move into one of those gorgeous brownstones someday. But honestly? It’s the mix of history, architecture, and food that gets me every time. You can go from standing in the church where Benjamin Franklin was baptized to inhaling a Maine lobster roll in, like, five minutes. There is so much to see and do—so much so that even the most “I’m not a tourist” people end up acting like one here. Self included.
Luxury Back Bay Stay: Fairmont Copley Plaza
The Fairmont Copley Plaza is special because it’s Boston’s timeless “Grand Dame,” a landmark of elegance since 1912. Set in the heart of Back Bay, it blends historic grandeur with modern luxury—from its opulent architecture and refined guest rooms to its celebrated OAK Long Bar + Kitchen. Steps from the city’s most iconic sights, it offers an experience that feels both classic and effortlessly fabulous, making every stay feel like a moment in Boston history.
Luxury Back Bay Stay: Fairmont Copley Plaza
The Fairmont Copley Plaza is special because it’s Boston’s timeless “Grand Dame,” a landmark of elegance since 1912. Set in the heart of Back Bay, it blends historic grandeur with modern luxury—from its opulent architecture and refined guest rooms to its celebrated OAK Long Bar + Kitchen. Steps from the city’s most iconic sights, it offers an experience that feels both classic and effortlessly fabulous, making every stay feel like a moment in Boston history.
Whispers of the Alps: A Lucerne Love Letter
Lucerne is one of those places that pretends to be a quiet lakeside town, but let’s be honest—it knows exactly how gorgeous it is. Between the Alps casually posing in the background and Lake Lucerne shimmering like it has its own PR team, the whole city feels like it’s winking at you. Stroll across the Chapel Bridge at golden hour and tell me you don’t feel like the main character in a movie. Lucerne doesn’t just charm you; it slow‑dances you into falling in love with Switzerland one perfectly framed moment at a time.
Whispers of the Alps: A Lucerne Love Letter
Lucerne is one of those places that pretends to be a quiet lakeside town, but let’s be honest—it knows exactly how gorgeous it is. Between the Alps casually posing in the background and Lake Lucerne shimmering like it has its own PR team, the whole city feels like it’s winking at you. Stroll across the Chapel Bridge at golden hour and tell me you don’t feel like the main character in a movie. Lucerne doesn’t just charm you; it slow‑dances you into falling in love with Switzerland one perfectly framed moment at a time.
Hotel Art Deco Montana: Lucerne’s Iconic Perch Above the Lake
Hotel Art Deco Montana is Lucerne’s glamorous perch above the lake—the kind of place that doesn’t just give you a room; it gives you a whole mood. With sweeping views, swoon‑worthy balconies, and a lobby funicular that feels like your own private red‑carpet entrance, this hotel turns every moment into a scene you’ll want to replay.
Hotel Art Deco Montana: Lucerne’s Iconic Perch Above the Lake
Hotel Art Deco Montana is Lucerne’s glamorous perch above the lake—the kind of place that doesn’t just give you a room; it gives you a whole mood. With sweeping views, swoon‑worthy balconies, and a lobby funicular that feels like your own private red‑carpet entrance, this hotel turns every moment into a scene you’ll want to replay.
An Insider's Guide to Boston's Back Bay
Back Bay is basically Boston at its most iconic—think Victorian brownstones, leafy streets, renowned restaurants, and just the right amount of city buzz to make everything feel alive. It’s the kind of neighborhood where tourists and locals blend together because everyone’s out there doing the same thing: walking around, shopping, eating, and pretending they might actually move into one of those gorgeous brownstones someday. But honestly? It’s the mix of history, architecture, and food that gets me every time. You can go from standing in the church where Benjamin Franklin was baptized to inhaling a Maine lobster roll in, like, five minutes. There is so much to see and do—so much so that even the most “I’m not a tourist” people end up acting like one here. Self included.
An Insider's Guide to Boston's Back Bay
Back Bay is basically Boston at its most iconic—think Victorian brownstones, leafy streets, renowned restaurants, and just the right amount of city buzz to make everything feel alive. It’s the kind of neighborhood where tourists and locals blend together because everyone’s out there doing the same thing: walking around, shopping, eating, and pretending they might actually move into one of those gorgeous brownstones someday. But honestly? It’s the mix of history, architecture, and food that gets me every time. You can go from standing in the church where Benjamin Franklin was baptized to inhaling a Maine lobster roll in, like, five minutes. There is so much to see and do—so much so that even the most “I’m not a tourist” people end up acting like one here. Self included.
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