They knew they wanted to experience Montana, and they wanted the dog there too.
THE STORY BEHIND THE TRIP
Montana was the destination.
Making it work for all three of them was the plan.
WHERE WE STARTED
They wanted the Montana experience, without leaving part of the family behind.
Mark and Jacqui knew where they wanted to go, but bringing their dog meant the trip needed a little more thought. The accommodations had to be pet-friendly, the transportation needed to make sense, and everything had to work together without turning the vacation into a logistical headache.
The goal was simple: make Montana happen in a way that felt easy for all three of them.
How It Came Together
Once we knew what mattered, the right pieces fell into place.
This wasn’t about finding whatever was available. It was about making sure every part of the trip worked together, including the parts that came with traveling with a dog.
Getting There
Helping bring the flight details together so getting to Montana felt like part of the plan, not another thing to figure out.
The Rental Car
Making sure they had transportation that worked for the trip, the destination, and everyone coming along.
Pet-Friendly Stays
Finding accommodations where their dog was genuinely welcome, without compromising the experience they wanted in Montana.
The Details Between
Keeping an eye on the little logistics so they could spend more time enjoying Montana and less time sorting things out once they arrived.
THE PART THEY’LL REMEMBER
Because sometimes “family trip” really does mean the whole family.
Bringing their dog might sound like a small detail, but it changed the way the entire trip needed to be planned. Instead of treating it like a problem to work around, it became part of the plan from the beginning.
That’s what made this Montana trip theirs. Everyone who mattered got to come along.
A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT BE WONDERING
Not at all. Some people come to me with a destination already picked, while others just know they want a certain kind of trip. We can start wherever you are.
Absolutely. I won’t copy someone else’s trip, but we can use the idea as a starting point and build something around your own people, priorities, budget, and travel style.
I’m usually helping with much more than just where you stay. Depending on the trip, that can include cruises, resorts, transfers, experiences, excursions, dining recommendations, and the logistics that connect everything.
I plan custom international travel, cruises, all-inclusive vacations, milestone and bucket-list trips, and experience-driven trips throughout the U.S.
That’s completely fine. If you have something different in mind, tell me about it. The categories are there to give you an idea of what I do, not to limit what we can talk about.
Yes. Knowing what you’re comfortable spending helps me focus on options that make sense for you and decide where it may be worth spending more and where we can keep things simple.
I’ll look through what you’ve shared, ask a few questions, and get to know what you’re hoping for. From there, we can start figuring out what makes sense for your trip.