Have Fandom, Will Travel

Travel for the Media Generation

Film Location Tours

Sometimes, a film location is so iconic that it changes how we see a country forever. From Middle Earth to Westeros and everything in between, visit the locations that made movies timeless.

Theme Parks

Whether you’re a thrill seeker, a character meeter, a foodie, seeking movie immersion, or something in between, there is a theme park experience for you.

Themed Group Trips

What’s better than being part of a fandom? Spending a vacation with people who love the same things you do. Plan a trip with the best people in the world – your fandom friends.

Bucket List Trips

Some cultures have fandoms of their own. Plan a vacation that checks all the boxes on your bucket list with someone who understands why it’s important to you.

Hi! I'm Rebecca.

Travel has been a huge part of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up with Welsh parents in Canada meant I had racked up a few international flights before I turned 10. I always had a passport, and I always wanted to use it.

I also have a long history of being a pop culture nerd, before I even knew what that meant. My childhood was filled with TGIF on Friday nights, Saturday morning cartoons, and the Wonderful World of Disney on Sunday nights. I played Pokemon Red and Blue and I had a favourite Sailor Scout (Mars). I was also blessed to be entering my teen years as some of the greatest fandoms were being formed, starting with Harry Potter in 1997, the Star Wars prequels in 1999, and the Lord of the Rings movies in 2001. I was obsessed. Not only did these books and movies open up other universes to me; they opened my eyes to the world we currently live in. “What do you mean Middle Earth is actually just New Zealand? Wait, King’s Cross is real too? These are all places I can actually visit?” The travel bug bit me hard in that moment, and has never let go since.

My love for Japanese culture led to me learning Japanese and then moving to Tokyo after university. Then when the recession hit and the work wasn’t in Japan, I moved to South Korea because it seemed fun. I had another fandom blessing – I lived in South Korea during the “Golden Age of K-Pop”, and got to experience the Hallyu Wave from within South Korea, and I saw almost every major band during those three years. I even saw one of BTS’s debut performances, though I had no idea who they were then.

Since returning to Canada, I’ve worked in social media and digital marketing, but my heart kept pulling me back towards travel. So in January 2024, I finally took the leap and completed my TICO Travel Counsellor certification, allowing me to become a travel agent after all these years.