I’ve always believed travel changes you in quiet, lasting ways — not through packed itineraries or checking boxes, but through slowing down, paying attention, and letting a place reveal itself. Over the years, I’ve spent a lot of time traveling (especially throughout Europe), learning what actually makes a trip enjoyable: thoughtful pacing, great neighborhoods, good food, and enough flexibility for the unexpected. I’ve made my share of mistakes along the way — wrong hotels, rushed plans, missed trains — and those experiences are what shaped how I travel today. I share my journeys, reflections, and practical travel tips through my blog because planning can feel overwhelming, and I want travel to feel more approachable and intentional. Along the way, helping friends and family plan their own trips naturally grew into helping others access experiences they once thought were out of reach. At heart, I’m just someone who loves to travel, loves learning from it, and enjoys helping others do the same.