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Award Winning Independent Travel Agent

Hi, I'm Bonni, Your Fairy Godmother of Travel🏰

πŸ”’ABTA & Atol Protected - The Good Travel Agent
✨Family Travel Specialist
(Disney and Beyond)
✨️Accessible Specialist

Making Travel Dreams, Stress-Free

Can I ask you something? πŸ’›If I've ever planned a trip for you, and you loved it, the single nicest thing you can do for ...
31/07/2026

Can I ask you something? πŸ’›

If I've ever planned a trip for you, and you loved it, the single nicest thing you can do for me is send me a friend.

Or post a review, I do treasure those, but also a referral means the world. Just this: next time somebody at the school gates or in the group chat says they fancy Disney but haven't the faintest idea where to start, tell them about me.

That's how this whole little business grows. Not adverts. Not clever tricks. Just families who trusted me, had the time of their lives, and passed my name along. πŸͺ„

So if that's you, thank you. Genuinely, from the bottom of my heart.

And if you've got a friend sat there dreaming about a trip and putting it off, send them my way. I'll look after them exactly the way I looked after you. ✨

I have some news. And it isn't only Disney. 🎒I've just come through some seriously rigorous training with Universal, and...
29/07/2026

I have some news. And it isn't only Disney. 🎒

I've just come through some seriously rigorous training with Universal, and I'm now a qualified Universal Specialist, working with them as a preferred partner. PHEW! I also have been invited out to spend some time with them again on resort to return back to the magic and I cannot wait to experience it all again, my last trip to Universal was in 2024 and I'm back in just a few weeks!

Here's why that matters to you πŸ‘‡

So many of my families pair their Disney trip with Universal. The wizarding world. The rides that make your stomach genuinely drop. The parks your teenagers have been going on about for two solid years.

Until now, that was a conversation I could have with you from experience but...

From today, it's a specialism. πŸͺ„ Fully certified by the Resort themselves!

Same me. Same free planning. Same Fairy Godmother fussing over every last detail. Just with proper Universal expertise behind it now with a shiny new cartificate, and a direct line to the people who know it best.

Because my job was never really about one castle. It's about your family having the holiday they talk about for the rest of their lives, and I want to be the one who sorts every bit of it. πŸ’› Magical Castle or Hogwarts, split stays, Universal stays only, and everything in between!

Thinking about adding Universal to your trip, or making it the whole trip? Send me a message and let's talk it through. ✨

A bit of a sad grovel from me this evening...Let me tell you what goes into an enquiry. πŸ’›Hours. Genuinely, hours.Every q...
28/07/2026

A bit of a sad grovel from me this evening...
Let me tell you what goes into an enquiry. πŸ’›

Hours. Genuinely, hours.

Every quote, every "could you just look into," every idea you throw at me, I go away and properly work on it. I research it. I price it three different ways. I check the dates, the rooms, the dining, the little details that make or break a trip. Because that's the job, and I love the job.

And here's the thing I need you to know about me πŸ‘‡

I'm one Fairy Godmother. A one-woman show. Not a big team, not a call centre, not a website with a chat bot. Just me, at my laptop, pouring real time into your family's holiday because I want it to be brilliant. ✨

All of it costs you nothing. That's the deal, and I stand by it happily.

But it only works because it's a two-way street. You bring me your trip, I pour everything into it, and when it's right, you let me book it. Same price as booking direct. Every time.

So here's my one honest ask πŸ™

If you've had months of my help, my ideas, my research and my hand-holding, please don't take all of that and book it yourself to save a penny you were never going to save anyway. It's the same price with me. You lose nothing by letting me finish what I started.

I'll always be honest, always be generous, and always go the extra mile for my families.

All I ask is that you let me be your Fairy Godmother properly, right to the end. πŸ’›

Current situation: I am planning lapland holidays while feeling deeply sorry for myself, crying gently into a Coke Zero ...
28/07/2026

Current situation: I am planning lapland holidays while feeling deeply sorry for myself, crying gently into a Coke Zero with the big tissues out, watching Princess Diaries. 😭

Still recovering from my fall yesterday, and honestly? It's proof I'm getting old, because I feel like I've been hit by a big red bus. πŸšŒπŸ˜…

But here's the thing about being sat still with a blanket and nowhere to go. You get thinking.

And what I've been thinking about, between Mia Thermopolis getting her makeover and me reaching very slowly for another tissue or a bag of malteasers, is all the families who plan their own Disney trips. πŸ‘‡

So let me ask you, from my sickbed of self-pity: how many have you planned yourself? And honestly, how did they go? πŸ‘€

I ask out of real curiosity, not judgement.

Because the families who come to me after their first self-planned trip nearly always say some version of the same thing πŸ‘‡

"It was good. But we found out about character dining on day three and everything was already gone."

"We stayed at the wrong resort for how we actually holiday."

"We didn't properly understand Lightning Lane until we were stood in the park."

"We wish we'd done things in a different order."

None of these are disasters. Everyone still had a lovely time.

They're just the gap between a good trip and an extraordinary one. And that gap is almost always down to knowing things eleven months earlier than you found them out. It's the stuff I carry around in my head so you don't have to go finding it out the hard way, stood in a park with three tired children. πŸ’›

The second trip, when they book with me, is always better. Every single time.

So if you've been planning your own and fancy trying it with a specialist next time, my DMs are open. Same price, considerably less faff, and I'll happily do it one-handed from under this very blanket of snotty tissues. ✨

And if your self-planned holidays have been brilliant? Tell me what you got right. I could do with the entertainment and hearing nice disney things, honestly. I've nearly finished Princess Diaries and I'm not ready to talk about the sequel yet. πŸ˜„

Don't laugh. πŸ™ˆToday has been about as Monday as a Monday can possibly get.I took a tumble outside work (the office one, ...
27/07/2026

Don't laugh. πŸ™ˆ

Today has been about as Monday as a Monday can possibly get.

I took a tumble outside work (the office one, not the castle one) that would have made it more bareable, and thankfully didn't break my neck. But you could genuinely play dot to dot with the bruises and grazes I've got all over me right now. πŸ˜…

Nothing's broken, which I'm very grateful for with my big holiday coming up... but I'm just extremely sore, moving like a woman three times my age, and feeling a tiny bit sorry for myself if I'm honest. 🩹

So a quick and honest heads up. It means I'm running a smidge behind on quotes this week (and it's only Monday). I promise I haven't forgotten you. Things are just taking a little longer than usual while I hobble about feeling delicate, and with no shame have been in my PJs since about 2pm!

If you're waiting on something from me, it IS coming, and I'll be back to you as soon as I can. Thank you for bearing with your slightly battered Fairy Godmother. πŸ’› - Still smiling.

Right. Where's the tea and the biscuits. πŸ«–

A little heads up for my Disneyland Paris families. 🍽️The meal plans are being completely reworked for arrivals from Apr...
26/07/2026

A little heads up for my Disneyland Paris families. 🍽️

The meal plans are being completely reworked for arrivals from April 2027, and they go on sale this September.

This isn't a name swap. It's a proper change, and for a lot of families it's genuinely good news. More choice, more flexibility, and your hotel no longer deciding where you're allowed to dine. πŸ‘€

I'll be breaking it all down over the next few weeks. Plain English, actual maths, so you can see for yourself whether a plan is worth it for your family or whether you're better off without one. Because sometimes you are, and I'll always say so. πŸ’›

But if you'd rather not wait, I've built you something πŸ‘‡

✨ My quick meal plan quiz. Six little questions, two minutes, and it tells you exactly which of the new tiers suits your family best (or whether to skip one altogether).

πŸ‘‰ https://dlp-mealplan-quiz.netlify.app/

Give it a go, and I'll keep you posted the moment the full breakdown lands.

A couple of weeks ago... one of my families set off for Disneyland Paris. They stopped overnight at a hotel near Manches...
25/07/2026

A couple of weeks ago... one of my families set off for Disneyland Paris. They stopped overnight at a hotel near Manchester Airport, got up early, and headed for their flight. πŸš€

And somewhere on route to the airport... the message landed.

Buzz. They'd left Buzz behind. At the hotel.

Now, if you've ever travelled with a small child, you'll know this isn't a lost toy. This is a member of the family. And a little boy was on his way to meet Mickey without his best friend. 😒

So while they flew, I got to work.

The hotel team were absolutely wonderful, and they found him. Tucked up in his comfy bed, exactly where he'd decided to stay. πŸ’›

So while the family made memories in Paris, Buzz had a lovely quiet few days of his own back at the hotel. And when they landed home and drove back past on the way, he was waiting for them. One very happy little boy, reunited with his Buzz. πŸ₯Ή

This is the bit nobody puts in a brochure. It isn't always flights and tickets and dining reservations. Sometimes it's a phone call and a panciked email to the hotel about a plastic space ranger, because a little boy can't sleep without him.

That's what having a Fairy Godmother in your corner actually means. ✨

What being a Disney specialist actually means. Because "specialist" is a word this industry throws about far too freely,...
24/07/2026

What being a Disney specialist actually means. Because "specialist" is a word this industry throws about far too freely, so let me tell you what it means for me specifically. πŸͺ„

I am not an armchair agent.

When I tell you I'm on the ground, I mean I am there. Actually there. Not reading about it, not watching someone else's video of it, not repeating a training slide. There. πŸ‘‡

It means I'm at Disneyland Paris every single month. Not occasionally. Every month. So the knowledge in your Magic Pack is from this month, not last year.

It means I've sailed with Disney Cruise Line myself. I know what a sea day actually feels like. I know whether Palo brunch lives up to it. I know what the last night does to you.

It means I've been to Walt Disney World, recently enough to tell you what the rides, the dining and the resorts are genuinely like right now rather than what they were like in 2023.

It means I sit in trade events, supplier briefings and product launches. When something shifts, a price, a policy, a new attraction, I hear about it early. Often before it's public. πŸ‘€

And it means I've booked hundreds of Disney holidays. I've seen what goes right and I've seen what goes wrong, and that context only comes from doing it over and over.

So when I tell you "Hotel Cheyenne, not Newport Bay, for your family and your budget," that comes from knowing both hotels properly. From standing in both. Not from reading a description of them. πŸ’›

That's what a specialist actually is. Somebody who was there. And it costs you nothing extra.

DM me, and get the agent who's genuinely been. πŸͺ„

It might be hotting up out there, with hosepipe bans and summer sun on the way, buttttt here we are making Christmas mag...
23/07/2026

It might be hotting up out there, with hosepipe bans and summer sun on the way, buttttt here we are making Christmas magic. β„οΈπŸŽ…

Big news for my Lapland families. The first all-inclusive Lapland lodge for Christmas 2027 has just been released, and the enquiries are already coming in thick and fast.

Deep in a Finnish national park. Log fires, a kids' SnowClub, and all-inclusive board, so there's no counting up lunch money or working out what a hot chocolate costs. Just magic. ✨

WHAT'S INCLUDED πŸ‘‡

❄️ Return flights and transfers
❄️ Snow suits for the whole family
❄️ A snowmobile ride, plus a husky or reindeer sleigh ride
❄️ Elf School or Santa Claus Village
πŸŽ… And meeting the big man himself

Christmas 2027 has only just opened, which means the best dates and the family rooms are all still there. They won't be for long. πŸ™ˆ

DM me the word SNOW and I'll send you everything. ✨

When people hear "accessible travel," they often picture a wheelchair. And yes, I plan brilliantly for that. But accessi...
22/07/2026

When people hear "accessible travel," they often picture a wheelchair. And yes, I plan brilliantly for that. But accessibility is so much bigger than that. 🌻

So many families travel with needs you can't see πŸ‘‡
🌻 Autism and sensory sensitivities
🧠 Anxiety that makes crowds and queues genuinely hard
πŸ’› Chronic conditions and invisible illnesses
🚻 Conditions where quick, reliable toilet access isn't optional
πŸ‘‚ Sensory processing differences

And here's the good news. The Disney parks are some of the best places in the world for this, when you know how to plan it. That means πŸ‘‡

⏰ Choosing the quieter dates and the calmer hours of the day
πŸ—ΊοΈ Knowing the low footfall corners of the park for a sensory break when it's all getting a bit much
πŸͺͺ The Sunflower lanyard scheme for hidden disabilities, so staff quietly know without you having to explain
🎟️ Guidance on the right access pass for your specific situation, and honest advice on what it does and doesn't cover
πŸ“‹ And a plan that builds in rest, snacks and proper breathing room, rather than cramming every minute

This is the detail I live for. The stuff that turns a holiday from a worry into a joy. πŸ’›

And I'll be honest with you: I plan this so carefully because I understand it. If your family travels with something most people can't see, you're exactly who I want to help.
Send me a message. I'd love to. ✨

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