Your Local Full-Service Travel Agent
Booking sites can’t take a call at 9 pm when a resort changes your room type. Hannah Reed, working out of the Germantown storefront, can.
Storytellers Travel plans destination weddings, honeymoons, Disney and family trips, cruises, and group travel under one roof, so the same advisor who books your wedding can also book your cousin’s Disney trip or your parents’ anniversary cruise, instead of you juggling three different sites for three different kinds of travel.
You get one phone number regardless of what you’re planning, and it costs nothing extra: travel advisors are paid by the resorts and cruise lines, not by you, so planning sits on top of the price you’d pay booking direct.
For Germantown, Collierville, and the wider Memphis tri-state area, that’s a real storefront to walk into, not a call center to wait on.
Ten years as a travel advisor, and Hannah still sits in on the resort’s own wedding-planning calls with every couple, rather than relaying messages between a couple and a resort planner who’ve never spoken. Destination Wedding Planning is where that shows up most: Sandals, Beaches, Secrets, and Dreams weddings planned and run personally from the first call to the wedding day, with the guest budget worked alongside the couple’s own.
Not every couple booking through Storytellers is planning a wedding here. Plenty are just planning the trip after one somewhere else. Honeymoon Planning is curated around the two of you: a quiet all-inclusive week or a multi-stop itinerary across the Caribbean or Europe, with flights, transfers, and the small romantic extras arranged so neither of you is the one on hold with an airline the week before you fly.
The question that comes up most on a first call isn’t the destination. It’s the number: what will everyone actually spend? All-Inclusive Vacation Planning across Mexico and the Caribbean is built around answering that first, matching resorts to your group’s real budget so you know the per-person cost before anyone books a flight, not after.
One guest books the wrong room type, another misses a deposit deadline, and suddenly you’re spending your evenings chasing a spreadsheet instead of packing. Group Travel Coordination puts that job on Storytellers instead of you: rooms, payment deadlines, and the dozens of questions a group generates, managed in one place for weddings, reunions, and multi-family trips alike.
Common Questions
Do you only handle destination weddings?
No. Weddings are Hannah’s sharpest specialty and the reason the storefront exists, but Storytellers Travel books honeymoons, Disney and family trips, cruises, and group travel just as often. A client who booked a wedding with Hannah can come back for a Disney trip or an anniversary cruise and get the same person on the other end of the message.
Does it cost more to book through a travel agent than direct?
No. Travel advisors are paid by the resorts and cruise lines, the same way a resort pays its own sales staff, so you pay the same price you’d pay booking direct. If you find a lower price somewhere else, tell Hannah, and she’ll go through it with you. A cheaper number often leaves out transfers, resort fees, or taxes that her quote already includes.
Do I have to visit the storefront in person, or can I work with you remotely?
Either. The Germantown storefront on Poplar Pike is there if you’d rather sit down with someone in person, but most of Hannah’s planning happens by phone, text, and video, and she works with clients across the country the same way. Nothing about the process requires you to be local.
What’s different about using a travel agent instead of a site like Expedia?
A booking site can’t get on the phone with a resort when your room type changes or a storm threatens your travel dates. Hannah can, and does, because she has a direct relationship with the resorts and cruise lines she books. That’s the difference: not a lower price, but someone in your corner when something needs fixing.