Rebekah is not just a travel agent—she’s a lifeline for families who often feel left out of the world of adventure. As a mom to a son with autism and sensory processing challenges, she knows firsthand how overwhelming travel can be. Airports, loud environments, unpredictable routines—what might be a vacation for others can feel like a mountain to climb for families like hers.
That's what drove her to specialize in accessible travel. Her work as a travel agent goes beyond booking flights and hotels. She advocates. She calls ahead to make sure a resort understands dietary restrictions. She researches quiet hours at theme parks. She knows which airlines are most accommodating, which airports offer sensory rooms, and how to build a flexible itinerary that adapts to a child's emotional needs.
Her clients come to her because she gets it. She's walked the same path, comforted the same meltdowns, and felt the same fear of judgment in public places. What sets her apart is not just her expertise, but her empathy. She doesn’t just plan trips—she creates opportunities for families to connect, explore, and feel seen.
Through her dual role as a travel professional and a special needs mom, Rebekah is helping to redefine what “family vacation” means. She’s making the world feel a little more open—one thoughtful trip at a time.