Tonya Mobley Bio

I believe great travel planning starts with understanding the people taking the trip.

My background in logistics, combined with years of experience planning travel, gives me a natural eye for the details that make a trip work. But just as important is getting to know my clients: how they like to travel, what matters most to them, what they’re excited about, and what they absolutely don’t want. From there, I can create a trip that feels like it was planned specifically for them, because it was.

My specialty is tropical travel, with a particular focus on destination weddings, honeymoons and anniversary trips, and multigenerational and group vacations. I’ve planned destination weddings in Mexico, Jamaica, Aruba, Greece and the U.S., and honeymoons and romantic getaways throughout the world. I’m also a member of the Destination Wedding & Honeymoon Specialists Association (DWHSA), where I continue to build my knowledge and relationships within the romance travel industry.

While the tropics may be my wheelhouse, my planning certainly doesn’t stop at the beach. I also love creating cruises, guided vacations and customized multi-destination itineraries throughout Europe and beyond. Whether you want to unpack once and let someone else handle the transportation or explore several cities independently by train, I can help determine what style of travel makes the most sense for you.

Family travel is another important part of my business. As an IBCCES-certified Autism Travel Specialist, I have additional training to help families consider accessibility, sensory needs and other details that can make travel feel more manageable. I especially love helping families who may have been hesitant to travel in the past discover that seeing the world together really can be possible.

I spend a significant amount of time traveling, touring resorts and destinations, attending industry events, meeting with travel partners and continuing my education. I also serve as President of the Travel Advisors of Northwest Arkansas (TANWA), where I have the opportunity to help support and educate other travel professionals so they can better serve their clients, too. Staying actively involved in the travel industry gives me access to firsthand knowledge, professional relationships and resources that ultimately benefit the travelers I work with.

Most importantly, I don’t believe there’s one “right” way to travel. My job is to listen, ask the right questions, help you sort through the overwhelming number of options, and create a trip that fits the way YOU want to experience the world.