We worked with Travel to Paradise to plan our Honeymoon in Hawaii, and our planner was Meg. I infer…read morethat Meg runs the business. Initially Meg was very responsive, but it took quite some time, about a month, to get an itinerary from her, and that still required us to follow up several times. We had given her a week when we wanted to travel and specified that we were happy to leave a few days before or return a few days after that week, but the itinerary she gave was just for that week. Because of that, one of the resorts where we wanted to stay wasn't available, because it was booked that week and she didn't look at any dates before or after. She did provide us with options for resorts for the other part of our trip, which was helpful. Ultimately, I did the research on my own to find flights and an itinerary that allowed us to stay in the resort we wanted for part of the time, as well as one that she recommended for the other part. Meg was able to find us a slightly better option for flights, so ultimately we decided to continue working with Meg for the booking.
Once we arrived, we had an incredible time. I give Meg credit for recommending the Hyatt Regency in Waikiki, because we really did enjoy it there and we got a great room. Our second resort, Aulani, was the one where I had found the availability. It was amazing, but again, that's the one we found on our own.
On our last day, we learned that our flight was cancelled. I absolutely do not fault Meg for that. However, given that Meg had booked our flights, I was hoping she could try to help us find an alternative to get home. I called Meg on two different numbers and texted her, and I still have not heard back. I spent over two hours on my last day of my honeymoon arranging for an alternative flight, and Meg couldn't even respond with a text or call. I understand that she may not have been able to do anything different for our flight, but at the very least a returned phone call would have been appreciated. I was extremely disappointed.
Ultimately, I really feel as though I could have put together a pretty similar trip without Meg. I wish we could recommend Travel to Paradise more, because Meg does seem like a genuinely nice person, but we were pretty disappointed with her overall.