For a trip you want to get right the first time
Talk to a travel advisor for queer and allied travelers
Queer-owned, based in Everett, planning trips worldwide for individuals, couples and families. Cruise and land, and often both inside one route.
Complimentary, and there’s nothing to hold, sign, or agree to at the end.
In writing
Not ready to pick a time?
Tell me where you’re thinking of going, roughly when, and who’s coming. I’ll reply within one business day.
What the fifteen minutes actually is
It’s a conversation and I’m not selling you anything on it.
You tell me the week you have, who’s coming, and what you want it to feel like. I tell you what fits that, what I’d rule out for you, and whether I’m the right person for the job. Sometimes the answer is that I’m not, and I’ll say so on the call instead of three weeks in.
There’s nothing to hold, sign, or agree to at the end of it.
Who you’d be talking to
Jessica Clark
I work worldwide, on ships and on land, for individuals, couples and families.
I’m queer, I’m married, and I built this practice because I wanted an advisor who didn’t need any of it explained. Not everyone needs that, and it costs the people who don’t need it nothing.
Clark & Co. Travel is based in Everett, Washington, and has been running since May 2026. I’m an independent affiliate of Amaya Travel and a member of ASTA.
“Having you plan everything took a lot of stress off our plates, especially with the train bookings and logistics.”
- 01 The Call
Fifteen minutes, just bring your hopes and dreams
Its only job is to find out whether I’m the right person for what you have in mind.
- 02 If You Go Ahead
The agreement, the fee, then the questions
I tell you the planning fee on the call. If you go ahead, you sign my traveler agreement, pay the fee, and I send you a questionnaire about how you like to travel.
- 03 The Design
Built from what you actually told me
What I build comes out of what you actually told me, not the version that only photographs well.
Two things worth knowing
- I can work with residents of the US and Canada, except Hawaii and Quebec. Both come down to licensing.
- The first call is complimentary. If we go ahead, the planning investment runs $250 to $750, depending on the kind of trip and how many travelers and places it covers. A single hotel stay is $100. It’s separate from the trip cost, paid before I start, and non-refundable. I’ll tell you the exact figure on the call, so you’ll never be surprised by it.
Talk it through with someone
Complimentary, and there’s nothing to hold, sign, or agree to at the end.