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Agent Spotlight - Elizabeth G



Get to know Agent Elizabeth in this week's agent spotlight!

Name:​ Elizabeth Guffre
Kingdom Konsultant Travel
Beyond the Kingdom Travel

Find me on…
Instagram: @mymagicaltravels
Facebook: @yourmagicaltravels

I specialize in… All Disney Travel, Universal, Royal Caribbean, Hawaii, All Inclusive Resorts, School Groups and Girls Getaways

Where do you call home?
Home is wherever I am with my husband! We currently live in Maryland and I am originally from San Antonio, TX.

What was your dream job when you were 10 years old?
My guess is something to do with sweet treats.

Why did you become a travel agent?
For years, my primary hobby was event coordination which happened to include several destination bachelorette weekends. A fellow travel professional suggested helping others plan their trips could be a perfect match for my interests, and it absolutely has been.

Favorite vacation destination? Hawaii because there is always something new to experience and my husband and I are both beach people.

This or that:
  • Monorail or Skyliner
  • Mickey pretzel or Mickey ice cream
  • Rollercoaster or dark ride
  • Rope drop or close down the park
  • Mickey’s Not So Scary or Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas
Disney Favorites:
  • Disney Resort:​Wilderness Lodge at Christmas Time
  • Nighttime spectacular: RIP Illuminations
  • Souvenir: My Dinosaur shirt from when it was called Countdown to Extinction
  • Character: Mulan
  • Movie: Coco
Earliest Disney vacation memory?
On our first trip, we were at a park later in the evening, and all of a sudden this delicious cinnamon and butter smell came wafting our way. We followed our noses and my Dad bought more than we thought we could eat, but we all devoured it all. Such a special memory to a fun filled day!

Disney experience that brings tears to your eyes? ​
Whenever I think about my first God-baby Ellie at the Bibbity Bobbity Boutique, especially when they twirled her around and opened the curtain. She is pretty reserved, and was obviously quite pleased with the experience, but kept trying to stifle her smile throughout the process. When the curtains drew back and she saw herself with the effects, she absolutely beamed. To this day I haven't seen a smile that big on her face!

Where have you traveled aside from Walt Disney World?
Mexico, Bahamas, Caribbean, and most of the USA

A bit more about you:
  • Favorite TV Show: ​Boy Meets World
  • Favorite Hobby: Baking
  • Favorite Book: A Path Appears
  • Favorite Food: Cheese
  • Hogwarts House: Gryffindor

My priority as your travel consultant is to make your vacation as fun and stress free as possible. Where do you want to go next? Email me at liz@kingdomkonsultant.com to get started!
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