The self-booking engines built the last decade of travel. They are excellent at price discovery — and terrible at helping you decide what's worth doing.
A real advisor spends the first conversation listening. Not selling. That's the whole point of the research fee: it buys thinking time, not a sales pitch.
Every property in our little black book has been vetted for the exact kind of trip you described. Overwater villa for a honeymoon? We know which resort has the plunge-pool sunset angle and which has neighbors close enough to hear.
Booking isn't the finish line. It's the middle. Schedule changes, weather, upgrades that materialize the week of travel — those are the reasons a name matters more than a login.