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Hi, I’m Jillian,

—mom of two, travel planner, and founder of Momcations.co™

…aka the woman who actually makes the trip happen.

For years, I’ve planned getaways with friends or gone solo—because I’ve always believed life’s too short to wait for “someday.”

Every time I shared those trips, the messages poured in:

“Ugh, I need this.”
“You’re so lucky.”
“Maybe next year…”

But here’s the thing: next year rarely came.

It’s not that moms don’t want to go.
It’s that no one was making it easy—or giving them a crew to go with.

So I created Momcations.co™ to change that.

This isn’t a luxury retreat with a workbook.
This is real-life travel for moms who already know they want to get away—no convincing required.

And trust me, I get it. I have an ever-growing bucket list of places I want to go and things I want to do.

Life is short, and in between the chaos and overwhelm of daily life,

we still need to do some epic shit.

Maybe your friends can’t coordinate. Maybe you don’t have a travel crew. Or maybe you’re just the one brave enough to say yes.

That’s where I come in.

The trips are planned. The group is forming. All you have to do is grab your spot and pack a bag.

And if you’ve got your own crew? Hand me the details, and I’ll plan the Momcation for you—because logistics should never be the reason you don’t go.

At the end of the day, we’re more than “just moms.” We’re women who crave connection, adventure, and the kind of laughter that resets your whole system.

Your Momcation is happening. The only question is—are you coming with us?

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