Travel Entrepreneur | Disney Lover | Welsh Cwtch Travel
Hi, I’m Emily, a Disney enthusiast and Welsh travel entrepreneur making magic through the travel industry. I’m building a community of like-minded people who share a passion for travel and want to earn through the industry, offering guidance, support, and a welcoming space to learn, connect and grow together.
More women are exploring flexible ways to earn alongside their existing careers and commitments. From creating extra security to making better use of their skills, discover why an additional income stream can offer more choice for the future.
If you love travel but have never worked in the industry, you might assume that becoming a travel agent is not an option for you.
Perhaps you have never booked a holiday for anyone other than yourself. Maybe you do not have a tourism qualification, sales experience or a huge social media following. You might not even know where you would begin.
The good news is that you do not need to have years of experience behind you to get started. With the right training, support and travel system, you can learn the skills as you build.
That is exactly how many people begin.
There are some moments in life that completely change the way you think about security.
For me, it was when my husband and I both lost our jobs at the same time.
It was one of the most frightening and difficult periods of our lives. Suddenly, the income we had relied on was gone, but the bills were still there. We found ourselves in a position where we couldn’t afford to keep up with everything and had to move back in with family.
I am incredibly grateful that we had family to turn to, but that didn’t make the experience easy. Losing our jobs, our income and our independence all at once was awful. It felt as though the life we had been building had been taken out of our hands, and we had very little control over what happened next.
That experience stayed with me.
Could you drive from South Wales to Disneyland Paris for just one day? We did exactly that. From overnight ferries and motorway power naps to Pirates of the Caribbean, hidden costs and magical moments, here's the honest story of our spontaneous 48-hour Disney adventure, and everything we'd do differently next time.
Love planning Disney holidays for fun? Discover the funny and relatable personality traits that every organised Disney trip planner will recognise.
Tired of waiting for auditions, clients, promotions or someone to choose you? Discover why creating your own opportunities could be the best career move you ever make.
If you've ever wished you could step straight into your favourite Pixar films, then the Mundo Pixar Experience in London is about as close as you're going to get.
As someone who absolutely loves Disney and Pixar, I went in with pretty high expectations. Pixar films have been part of my life for as long as I can remember, so I was hoping for something that captured that same feeling of magic, nostalgia and imagination. I'm happy to say it absolutely delivered.
Is it perfect? No. Is it expensive? A little. Did I wish it lasted longer? Definitely. But would I recommend it? Without hesitation, yes.
A first trip to Walt Disney World is incredibly exciting. You've spent months dreaming about Cinderella Castle, planning outfits, watching ride videos, and counting down the days until you finally arrive.
But Disney can also feel overwhelming.
With four theme parks, dozens of hotels, hundreds of dining options, Lightning Lanes, mobile ordering, transportation systems, and seemingly endless planning advice online, it's easy to make mistakes that can cost time, money, and even a little bit of magic.
The good news? Most first-time Disney mistakes are completely avoidable.
As a Disney travel specialist and lifelong Disney fan, I've seen many guests make the same mistakes over and over again. Here are the biggest Disney mistakes first-time visitors make, and how you can avoid them.
Scotland is a country steeped in history, legends, and breathtaking landscapes. From ancient burial sites and medieval castles to battlefields that changed the course of history, there is something magical about standing in places where centuries of stories unfolded.
During my travels around Scotland, particularly while exploring parts of the North Coast 500 and the Highlands, I found myself constantly amazed by the country's rich heritage. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply someone who enjoys discovering fascinating places, Scotland offers countless opportunities to step back in time.
Here are ten of the most incredible historic sites to add to your Scottish bucket list.
Discover why Dunnet Head is one of the best stops on Scotland's NC500 route. Learn what to see, travel tips, nearby attractions, and why visiting the northernmost point of mainland Britain should be on every road trip itinerary.
I spent months, literal months, planning what I believed was going to be our ultimate Disney dream holiday. I poured over every blog, every YouTube video, every single tip and trick for making the most magical trip possible. I had spreadsheets, countdown calendars, and more tabs open than I care to admit. We were finally going. And not just going, we were doing it in style.
Planning your first trip to Disney World? After my very first visit, I learned so many things I wish I’d known before going, from dining reservations and park planning to avoiding common mistakes and making the most of the magic. Whether you’re dreaming of your first Disney holiday or actively planning your trip, these tips will help you feel more prepared, less overwhelmed, and ready to enjoy every moment.
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