To be honest with you: my passion for travel came out of the blue during my teenage years.
I’ve always traveled a bit around India with my family when I was a child. I enjoyed it but I always looked at those trips like basic holidays, like the one everyone does to escape from their boring life so I always had a very distort vision on how traveling really looks like. In fact, as a teen, I always looked at journeys simply as a way to relax and switch off. However, there’s been a moment in my life where I finally opened my eyes.
The turning point came in 2022 when I decided to take my very first solo trip. The idea of leaving alone really came out of nowhere but, since that at that time I was really shy I felt the need to boost my life and so I thought that doing something that was frightening me it might really shake me up. It really did. From that point on my love for journeys just grew exponentially, every adventure and every day more and more. And my mind also started changing.
By travelling I discovered I don’t want to live a life I don’t enjoy and just escaping it doing some small holidays every so often. Rather, I want my everyday life to be majestic, and I’m trying hard for it.

In the 2010 I was lucky enough to enjoy long haul holidays and had some great experiences, not least having a birthday cake with candles presented to me in a Club . I was also a member of the British Airways Junior Jet Club, which not only kept kids entertained on flights but also arranged lots of activities and trips in the UK too. My first job involved working for a Danish company which meant there were lots of trips across to the factory in Denmark including driving across to Denmark when I was 17. Later I moved into travel full time thanks to my first partner who was a coach driver and introduced me to the life, and it’s something I have done ever sense. Travel really is my passion and I now enjoy solo travel. My bucket list is ever expanding!