Travel has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. From early family trips to living with host families in Spain and Italy, I’ve always been drawn to new places, cultures, and perspectives. After years in luxury hospitality and brand marketing, I traded campaigns for curating unforgettable journeys. Now, I help people plan trips that go beyond just checking boxes—whether it’s a weekend getaway or a bucket-list adventure. When I’m not building itineraries, you’ll find me skiing, hiking, supporting local live music, or exploring with my husband and our pup, Bowie.
Most Memorable Travel Experience: Being completely surrounded by a pride of 15+ lions while on safari in South Africa. They passed right by our vehicle, so close I could hear them breathe. It was one of those rare moments where everything else fades away, and you’re just there. Absolutely surreal. A pure pinch-me moment that I’ll never forget!
Travel Tip: Leave room for spontaneity—the best experiences aren’t always the ones you plan. And if you want the real inside scoop, talk to bartenders, cab drivers, and locals. They always know what’s good.
How Do You Define Luxury Travel? Luxury isn’t just about five-star hotels or first-class flights. It’s about ease, access, and experiences that feel completely tailored to you. It’s that off-the-grid lodge where you’re the only guest, the chef who whips up something just for you, or the private guide who shares stories you’d never read in a guidebook. The best trips aren’t just about where you go, but how they make you feel.
If Your Personality Was Depicted in a Property, Which Would You Be? La Residence in Franschhoek (Cape Winelands)—laid-back but refined, full of character, and always within arm’s reach of a great glass of wine.
