About Us


Jeff & Kimberly Jacoby

Romantics Travel  - Helping Busy Couples Plan Amazing Getaways                                 

Jeff & Kimberly Jacoby are internationally certified Honeymoon & Destination Wedding Specialists located in Fort Worth, Texas. Kimberly grew up in Japan, and began her career in corporate and leisure travel in 2007. Jeff retired from law enforcement after 21 years, and opened their agency in 2011 in California's Central Valley.

Jeff & Kimberly travel several times each year to attend industry trainings, develop supplier relationships, and preview the latest properties. They have been to over 200 resort properties in Mexico, Hawaii, and the Caribbean, and keep informed on the latest wedding and travel trends. They welcome the opportunity to put their expertise to work for you.

 

Kimberly JacobyA Note from Kimberly Jacoby:

"We're like having your very own personal "romance travel concierge"...

Think of us as your personal romance travel concierge, dedicated to creating your dream getaway, stress-free and unforgettable.

We go above and beyond to secure upgrades, exclusive perks, and those little extras that simply aren’t available when booking on your own. From organizing online check-ins and sharing helpful packing tips to arranging tours, excursions, and providing detailed resort and destination information—we’ve got every detail covered for you.

Our expertise guarantees a truly elevated experience tailored specifically to you, far beyond what you'd get by handling it alone.

Busy schedule? No problem. We offer free consultations and make ourselves available when it’s most convenient for you—even outside traditional business hours.

Don’t gamble on a “good deal” you found online that might not deliver what you truly want. Allow us to plan your honeymoon, destination wedding, or romantic escape with care and precision, so you can relax and savor every moment.

Call us today:

 (817) 386-0701

 

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