Reilly Reeves, Luxury Travel Advisor at Accent On Travel

I am excited to finally realize my dream of working in the travel industry after seven years working in Delaware’s lively beach tourism environment. Prior to joining the Accent on Travel team, I was determined to get my foot in the door of the travel industry by living and working abroad at a Tourism Agency in Seoul, South Korea before the COVID-19 pandemic. Now back home on the East Coast, I am eager to help clients experience the excitement of international travel with their own trips. Given my own travel experiences and time working as an assistant event planner, I have honed a keen eye for detail and structuring personalized itineraries to satisfy client needs. I am dedicated to providing my clients with meticulous and supportive assistance that will make planning their trips seamless and personalized to their visions. I look forward to working with you!

What do you love about travel?

Given my own travel experiences and time working as an assistant event planner, I have honed a keen eye for detail and structuring personalized itineraries to satisfy client needs. I am dedicated to providing my clients with meticulous and supportive assistance that will make planning their trips seamless and personalized to their visions.

What has been your favorite trip?

My favorite trip was the time I spent in Seoul, South Korea. After college, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to live and work abroad for a tourism office in Hongdae. I made the decision to go on this adventure solo, and I am so glad I did. I spent a month eating the things I wanted to try, visiting the places I wanted to see, and living in an entirely different environment than I was used to. It was absolutely invigorating.

Visiting Seoul had always been a destination very high on my list - there were so many parts of the Korean culture I wanted to see firsthand, and I knew that I wanted to be able to spend more time there to really get the most out of my experience. I adored being immersed in a new culture and, in a very real sense, being left to fend for myself. I didn’t have to coordinate plans with anyone or get anyone’s opinion on what I was doing – I just lived for myself. For my first time solo traveling, I really dove in headfirst, and I can’t wait to do it again.