I’m Amy, the travel-loving, detail-obsessed planner behind Travel Roamad.
I believe the places you've always wanted to see shouldn't stay on your someday list.
About Amy Leffler
Your travel bestie, reporting for duty.
Growing up, I didn't travel much. I had big dreams of seeing the world, but anxiety, fear and the thought of how much it might cost kept those dreams at a distance.
Then, in 2018, I took a trip to the Grand Canyon that changed the way I looked at travel.
I realized how much I'd been letting fear decide what I could and couldn't experience. And I didn't want to keep doing that.
Since then, I've traveled to more than 20 countries and explored over 90% of the United States. I've hiked mountains, slept under the stars, explored places I once thought were out of reach, and made some of my favorite memories along the way.
Somewhere in all that traveling, I realized I loved planning the trips just as much as taking them.
In 2022, I turned that passion into Travel Roamad.
One trip changed it all.
I wasn't always the girl with a passport full of stamps.
Anyone can plan a trip.
I love the details.
The best time of year to visit. The hotel that actually fits your travel style. The transportation you didn't know you'd need. The entry requirements you definitely don't want to discover at the airport. And because I travel myself,
I bring firsthand experience to the recommendations I make. I get to know what matters to you, research your options, and put together a trip that feels like yours.
Then I stay involved before you leave and while you're away, so you have someone to turn to when questions come up or plans change.
Experiences.
I plan incredible
A few fun things you should probably know about me.
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I drink it until about noon, and yes... the mug matters.
Coffee is my Culture
Possibly in that order. Just kidding. Sort of.
I love dogs. And my kids.
When I’m not traveling or planning trips, I love painting with acrylics and watercolors.
I’m an artist, too.
Planning experiences is my love language. It never gets old!
I genuinely love the planning part.


