Audra Moore

When I started Traveling With Moore, I knew I wanted to focus on domestic travel. I researched and joined tourism boards across the country, I researched National Parks & Lands, I discovered oddities and “only in America” places, and much more. For example, did you know that the only place in the world to see a moonbow, a rainbow made by moonlight, is in Kentucky? They also have the world’s largest stainless steel pan at over 8 feet wide, which is in daily use. You can stop by and watch them fry your lunch in it.

Additionally, I want to connect travelers in deeper, more personal ways instead of checklists of iconic places, one after another seen the same way every other visitor sees it. The Grand Canyon is a must-see, but imagine a shutterbug connecting with a local who knows how to shoot it best, or an artist spending time with a local creative, or a Native guide sharing its cultural meaning. You see the same sights, but from a personal perspective.

I also have very fond memories of all the road trips my family enjoyed taking me to more than 40 states. I have always been the one in the family that puts everything together, and I’d noticed how much harder it has become to plan. There are so many things to know before you book anything and you have to book everything now, unlike when I was a kid. Then you just found a motel when you were tired and drove into the park whenever you wanted.

Today it is much different. Research is paramount and there are thousands of groups on Facebook alone to get advice and recommendations, which may or may not be trustworthy. So many busy people just can’t spend that time and so don’t take those trips, which is sad on so many levels. I love getting a chance to create a great road trip for a client, and hearing all the things they got to see and do afterwards makes me so very happy.

Travel really is the only thing you buy that makes you richer. It is so important, even if you don’t go far. America is full of various cultures, history, perspectives, and traditions. Experiencing them gives an understanding of those parts of America. It helps bridge divides, abolish stereotypes, and reminds us that behind every difference is a human story. The more you engage with people different from you, the more you see what connects us—shared values, daily joys, universal hopes. Travel nurtures empathy, curiosity, and open-mindedness. It softens assumptions and stretches your view of the world and your place in it. Over time, it changes how you move through life—more aware, more compassionate, and more connected.

This is the kind of transformation I hope my travelers find, regardless of how or where they travel—not just a great vacation, but a journey that deepens how you see the world.

When you work with me, we start with a personal consultation to explore your travel ideas, preferences, and style. From there, I craft a tailored itinerary and handle every detail—from research and bookings to adjustments and monitoring—so you can focus on the adventure. Planning fees begin at $100 per cruise cabin (including pre- and post-cruise hotels) and $250 for custom land itineraries, with rates varying by trip length and complexity. I stay with you through the journey and follow up afterwards to celebrate the highlights and learn from the experience.

Schedule a call with me to find out how I can help you.