Travel planning with care

Accessible travel agent.

Thoughtful travel planning for autistic and other neurodivergent travelers, travelers with mobility or sensory needs, and the people who travel with them.

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Travel that works for you

The right details change everything.

Travel can ask a lot of a person before the trip has even begun. A hotel may be beautiful but difficult to navigate. A well-reviewed tour may move too quickly. A packed itinerary can leave no room to reset. When the practical pieces do not work together, even an exciting destination can feel harder than it needs to.

As your accessible travel agent, I start with the experience you want to have, then use that to guide the choices behind it. We can talk about mobility, sensory needs, routines, food, communication, energy, and the kind of pace that lets you enjoy the trip. You do not need to justify those preferences or fit them into a generic template.

What we plan around

A trip is more than where you sleep.

The details below are not a checklist to complete. They are the conversations that help a trip feel more predictable, comfortable, and genuinely enjoyable.

Stay

We look beyond an accessibility label to consider room layout, elevators, entrances, bathrooms, quiet corners, nearby food, and the practical rhythm of arriving and settling in.

Get around

Flights, transfers, walking distances, vehicle types, station layouts, and time between connections all affect how a travel day feels. Planning them together can remove a great deal of uncertainty.

Spend the day

Experiences are chosen with the real day in mind: crowds, noise, duration, seating, weather, bathrooms, food, and the chance to step away or slow down when that is what works best.

Keep your rhythm

Some travelers thrive on full days; others need a slower start, planned downtime, familiar food, or a quieter evening. The itinerary should support your energy instead of treating it as an afterthought.

How accessible travel planning works

Clear choices, connected from the start.

  1. 01

    Begin with your travel story

    We begin with what you know. Perhaps you have a destination in mind, a milestone worth celebrating, or a past trip that taught you what does and does not work. You can share concrete requirements, personal preferences, or simply the kind of support that would help you feel more at ease.

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    Choose the right foundations

    Before filling the itinerary, we think through the decisions with the biggest effect: where to stay, how to get there, how often to change locations, and what a comfortable day looks like. Early choices create the room for everything else to go smoothly.

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    Shape each day with intention

    Then we connect transportation, meals, activities, recovery time, and the moments you do not want to rush. A museum, a market, a beach day, or a special dinner is more enjoyable when it fits naturally into the flow of the day.

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    Leave room for real life

    Travel rarely goes exactly to plan, and it does not need to. A thoughtful itinerary leaves room to pause, choose a quieter option, stay longer where you are happy, or make a change without feeling as though the whole trip has fallen apart.

Christine Simiriglia of Chrissy Plans Travel

A planning partner who listens

Your needs belong in the conversation.

There is no single right way to travel. My work is to listen for the details that matter to you, research the choices with those details in view, and bring the pieces together into a plan that feels clear rather than overwhelming.

That can be especially useful for travelers who have spent too much time adapting to other people’s preferences, or for the person in a family or group who usually carries the logistics alone. You can bring the big dream, the practical questions, or both. We will build from there.

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Who this is for

For travelers who want the plan to feel as good as the destination.

This service can be a good fit for autistic and other neurodivergent travelers, travelers with mobility or sensory needs, families planning around different ages and abilities, and anyone who wants access needs considered with care rather than handled as a last-minute question.

It is also useful when you are planning a meaningful trip and want the time, money, and energy you put into it to lead to an experience that feels personal. Whether you are dreaming of a city stay, a beach escape, a multi-stop journey, or a river cruise, the plan can begin with what helps you travel well.

Frequently asked questions

A comfortable place to begin.

What does an accessible travel agent do?

I help turn the details that affect your travel experience into choices you can use, from a hotel room and transportation plan to the pace of the itinerary. The goal is a trip that feels considered as a whole, not a collection of reservations that happen to be labeled accessible.

Do I need a formal diagnosis or a long list of needs?

No. You can begin with as much or as little detail as feels useful. Some travelers arrive with clear access requirements; others know only that past trips have felt rushed, uncertain, crowded, or hard to navigate. Either is a good place to start.

Can you plan for autistic and other neurodivergent travelers?

Yes. Chrissy Plans Travel supports autistic and other neurodivergent travelers as well as travelers with mobility, sensory, and other access needs. Planning can consider rhythm, transitions, downtime, communication, food, room setup, and the practical points that shape a day away from home.

Can you help a family or group with different needs?

Yes. A good group plan makes room for different energy levels, interests, access needs, and priorities. We can build enough shared structure to feel connected while leaving room for each traveler to enjoy the trip in their own way.

How do we get started?

Schedule a complimentary discovery call. We will talk through where you hope to go, what tends to make travel easier or harder, and what a successful trip would feel like for you. From there, you can decide whether planning together is the right fit.

Tell me what would make this trip feel easier, more comfortable, and more like your own. We can start there.

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