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Ann St. Hilaire

New York, New York Travel Agent

AGENCY Protravel International Corporate HQ

DESTINATIONS East and Southeast Asia, Europe, France, Italy, Spain, South Africa

SPECIALTIESArts & Culture, Family Vacations, Adventure, Celebration Travel, Culinary & Foodie, Private Escorted Tours, Villas, Luxury Cruises, Luxury Hotels, Beach Vacations, Groups

LANGUAGES English, French, Spanish

Ann St. Hilaire

New York, New York Travel Agent

Luxury Travel Agent

For twenty years, I had a glamorous career running the travel department of a large media and entertainment company. There I discovered that the part of my work that I most enjoyed was finding fun destinations and planning unique and special experiences for leisure travelers. In 2002, I left to do just that. I joined Protravel International and now enjoy creating trips that fulfill people’s dreams. What’s your dream destination?

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Travel Specialties

Off the Radar in Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia has some fantastic ways to connect with its diverse people and traditions. The countries, their landscapes and their cultures are all so different, and as Americans, we generally know little of them or their thousands of years of history.

Family Reunions

Planning a family reunion is about far more than picking a family-friendly resort and making the hotel and flight reservations. To pick a place that will make everyone happy and promotes family bonding, it is important to know what everyone in ... Read more from my Family Reunions bio.

My Life in Travel

Some people search their whole lives to find a career they can be passionate about. My very first summer job as a high school student was working in travel agency, and that set me on the path to where I am ... Read more from my My Life in Travel bio.

Travel Experiences

Experiencing Vietnam

Vietnam stands out in my mind for many reasons, but it was the people I came in contact with you that made the biggest impression. Most are Buddhist, and while many are poor, you never see begging and they seem at peace and happy with their lot. I was also surprised ...Read more from my Experiencing Vietnam story.