I train and mentor a small number of people into travel — around the lives they already have.
I’m not going to tell you this is easy, or quick, or that it runs itself.
It is a real business. It takes time, it takes learning the trade properly, and it works best for people who genuinely enjoy looking after other people. What I can tell you is that it is flexible, that you are not doing it alone, and that I will teach you the same way I plan a trip — carefully, and personally.
If that sounds like the sort of thing you’ve been looking for, read on.
Employed or self-employed, somewhere between 25 and 55, and good at what you do — but the money has stopped moving. You’re not looking to walk away from your income. You’re looking for something of your own to build alongside it.
You have a little more time again, and you’d like something that is yours. Not instead of being a parent — alongside it. An identity that is your own again, that works around the family rather than against it.
You want to earn again, but not in a nine-to-five, and not by starting at the bottom of someone else’s ladder. What you need isn’t motivation — it’s someone to show you how, properly. That is the part I take seriously.
You’re the one who organises the family holiday. Friends come to you for recommendations before they book. You are already doing half of this job — you’re just not being paid for it. This is that, with the training and the commission attached.
Teachers, NHS staff, office professionals, small business owners. You like what you do and you’re not leaving it. You’d simply like to be earning something meaningful on the side of it, in your own hours.
You don’t need to be a millionaire. You want to travel more, work from wherever you are, be around for the people who matter, and own the thing you’re building. In my experience this is the group who last — and who enjoy it most.
You can run this from your phone, in the gaps between lectures and deadlines. You’ll need to be organised and genuinely willing to learn — but you’ll be building something that keeps going after you graduate.
How the industry really works — suppliers, cruise lines, resorts, bookings, and the details that separate a good holiday from a badly organised one.
Planning and booking trips for the people around you, and earning commission on what you book. Most people start with friends and family, because that is who already asks.
In time you can bring others in and train them yourself. Some people never do this and are perfectly happy. Others find it’s the part they enjoy most.
The reason most people give up on something like this is that nobody ever actually showed them how.
You get me — directly. Training on the systems and the suppliers, help with your first bookings, someone to ask when you don’t know the answer, and honest feedback when something isn’t working. I take on a small number of people at a time precisely so that this is possible.
I just wanted to give a huge shout-out to Jo!
Last year, Jo booked a holiday for me and my 18-year-old son to the Gran Hotel Costa del Sol, and honestly, it was one of the best holidays we’ve had.
From the very beginning, Jo made everything so easy. She listened to what I wanted, gave me a range of holiday options to choose from and took all the stress out of booking. Nothing was ever too much trouble and I felt completely looked after throughout the whole process.
The hotel was amazing, the food was fantastic and being right on the beach made it even more special. We made memories that I’ll treasure forever.
What really stood out to me was Jo’s passion for helping people find the perfect holiday. Seeing how easy she made everything and the level of care she put into making sure we had the best experience is actually what inspired me to join the business myself. I wanted to be able to help others create those same unforgettable memories.
Thank you Jo for helping us make such amazing memories — we’ll never forget it!
Many people come to this wanting an extra£500–£2,000+a month alongside what they already do.
How you earn is straightforward: you receive commission on the travel you book. The more you learn and the more people you look after, the more that becomes. There is no ceiling put on it by anyone else — which is rather the point.
No pressure and no obligation — just a proper conversation about whether this would suit you. Tell me a little about where you are now.
Rather just talk?