Why Stay-at-Home Moms Make Amazing Travel Advisors (And You Should Consider It Too)
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Let me ask you something.
How many times this week have you juggled school drop-offs, grocery runs, doctor's appointments, and about fifteen "Mom, where's my..." questions, all before noon?
If you're a stay-at-home mom, I already know the answer. Too many to count.
Here's the thing nobody tells you: those exact skills, the ones you use every single day without even thinking about it, are the same skills that make an incredible travel advisor.
And if you've been searching for something more, something that's yours, something that brings in extra income while still letting you be there for your kids...
Well, keep reading. This might just be the sign you've been waiting for.
🌟 You're Already Running a Small Business (You Just Don't Know It Yet)
Think about what you do on a daily basis.
You coordinate schedules for multiple people. You manage a household budget. You research the best deals on everything from groceries to birthday party venues. You troubleshoot problems on the fly, sometimes three at once.
Sound familiar?
That's logistics. That's project management. That's customer service (yes, your kids are very demanding customers).
Now imagine taking those same skills and applying them to something you actually enjoy, like helping families plan dream vacations.

As a travel advisor, you'll:
- Research destinations (hello, "fun homework")
- Coordinate itineraries (you already do this for soccer practice and playdates)
- Manage budgets (stretching dollars? You're a pro)
- Solve unexpected problems (flight delays are nothing compared to a toddler meltdown)
The skills you've built as a mom translate perfectly to this career. You're not starting from zero. You're starting from a place of strength.
💪 The Superpower of Being Relatable
Here's something powerful to consider.
Women make 70% to 85% of all travel decisions. And a huge chunk of those are moms planning family vacations.
Who better to help them than someone who gets it?
You understand the stress of traveling with little ones. You know what it's like to need a hotel with a kitchenette, a resort with a kids' club, or a cruise that actually entertains teenagers.
When another mom comes to you asking for help planning her family's first big trip, you're not just an advisor, you're instantly relatable. You've been there. You speak her language.
That authenticity? That connection?
It's priceless. And it's something you already have.
⏰ Flexibility That Actually Means Something
Let's talk about the elephant in the room: time.
Most "flexible" jobs aren't really that flexible. There are still meetings to attend, quotas to hit, rigid hours to keep.
Being a travel advisor is different.
You work as an independent contractor. You decide when you work. You decide how much you work. There's no boss looking over your shoulder, no clock to punch.

Want to work during nap time? Perfect.
Need to take the afternoon off for a school play? Done.
Prefer to tackle emails after the kids go to bed? That works too.
This isn't about squeezing work into the cracks of your already-packed day. It's about building something meaningful on your own terms.
You can be present for the moments that matter, the field trips, the sick days, the random Tuesday cuddles, while still creating something for yourself.
💰 Real Income, Real Opportunity
Now let's get practical.
Travel advisors earn commissions on the trips they book. We're talking 7% to 15% of the total booking value.
Let's break that down:
- A $5,000 family vacation could earn you $350 to $750
- Group bookings (think destination weddings, girls' trips, family reunions) can generate $1,000 or more per transaction
- The more you book, the more you earn: and your network of fellow parents is already a goldmine of potential clients
Here's what I love about this: you're not cold-calling strangers or begging people to buy things they don't want.
You're helping friends, family, and community members plan vacations they're already going to take. You're just making sure they have an amazing experience: and earning something for your expertise.
Word-of-mouth referrals are how most advisors build their business. And as a mom, you're already connected to parent groups, school communities, sports teams, and neighborhood networks.
Your next client might be sitting right next to you at the PTA meeting.
📚 You Don't Need Experience (Seriously)
I know what you might be thinking.
"But I've never worked in travel before."
"I don't have any certifications."
"I wouldn't even know where to start."
Here's the truth: you don't need to be an expert to begin.
Basic booking skills can be learned in just two to three weeks. Most host agencies offer free training, certifications, and ongoing support. You'll have access to tools, resources, and a community of people who want to see you succeed.
You're not expected to know everything on day one. You're expected to show up, be willing to learn, and bring your unique perspective to the table.
And honestly? Your perspective as a mom: someone who understands real families with real needs: is exactly what this industry needs more of.

🤝 Finding Your People at Regal Scenic Journeys
Starting something new can feel scary. Especially when you're already juggling so much.
That's why having the right support system matters.
At Regal Scenic Journeys, we believe in building each other up. Our team isn't just a group of agents working separately: it's a community.
We share tips. We celebrate wins. We help each other through the learning curve.
When you join our team, you're not alone. You have mentors who've walked this path before you, resources to help you grow, and a culture that genuinely cares about your success.
Because here's what we know: when moms support moms, incredible things happen.
✨ This Could Be Your "Something More"
Maybe you've been feeling it for a while now.
That quiet restlessness. The sense that you want something more: not instead of being a mom, but alongside it.
Something that's yours. Something that challenges you. Something that brings in extra income and reminds you that you're capable of so much more than folding laundry and packing lunches (even though you're amazing at those things too).
Becoming a travel advisor might just be that something.
It's not about escaping your life. It's about expanding it.
It's about using the skills you already have, connecting with people you already know, and building a flexible career that grows with your family.
🚀 Ready to Take the First Step?
If any of this resonated with you: if you felt that little spark of "maybe this could be me": I'd love to chat.
No pressure. No commitment. Just a conversation about what's possible.
Reach out to us:
- 🌐 Website: www.regalscenicjourneys.net
- 📞 Phone: 1 (810) 297-1523
- 📧 Email: kimfrink@regalscenicjourneys.net
You've got the skills. You've got the heart. Now it's just about taking that first step.
I can't wait to see where this journey takes you.
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