Meet Your Travel Agent!
Serenity Bateman stands out for her ability to craft tailored travel experiences that perfectly match her client's needs, all while offering expert guidance and a genuine passion for exploring the world.
Serenity Bateman works with Best Day Ever Vacations and excels as a travel agent by truly understanding her clients' unique preferences and crafting personalized itineraries that turn their travel dreams into reality. She takes the time to listen to every detail, ensuring that each trip is perfectly tailored to individual tastes, whether it's a relaxing beach getaway or an adventurous trek through the mountains.
With an extensive knowledge of global destinations, Serenity provides expert advice on the best places to visit, things to do, and hidden gems that clients might not find on their own. Her connections with local suppliers and industry partners allow her to offer exclusive deals, VIP experiences, and insider tips that elevate each trip.
Above all, Serenity is dedicated to making the entire travel process as smooth and stress-free as possible. From handling complex bookings to offering ongoing support during the trip, she ensures her clients can relax and enjoy their travels without a worry in the world.
My Kitty’s
My pride and joy! The first kitty you see with the more complex coat is Lady! Originally starting with the name Kiggy and Milady she is a 4-year-old Siamese/Calico Cat! This kitty has been with my fiance and I since we moved in together. She’s been through it all with us and I can’t explain how lucky we are to have found her and had the opportunity to bring her into our loving, warm home! She’s our little angel! The second kitty that you see is Mikey! Named after Mike the Tiger the live mascot at Louisiana State University this sweet little guy is 3 years old! He’s a beautiful mix of Flamepoint/Maine Coon and he’s a HUGE lover! Quick to purr and cuddle up to you when you really need him! You really can’t find any better kitty’s than these right?! Well, I am a bit biased.. can you blame me?