You know that friday afternoon feeling when you can't stop looking at your watch, in anticipation for the work day to end? To leave your desk, set automatic email response, shut off your computer, turn airplane mode on and wave everyone goodbye saying 'i'll be back on Monday" ?!

 

Whether you're an adventurous spirit, first time traveller or special experience seeker, i hope to inspire you and help you with planning your trip.

 

Read my 'Journey Within' where I share more personal feelings that often occurs before going to a new place (you might find that us, humans, share a similar sense of fear when it comes to life!)  Get lost in my "Travel Stories" and if, for you, emotions translate better through photos than words,

scroll through "Photo Journey". 

Perhaps there is a place that will spark your interest, a destination that will excite you - I am here to encourage and help you to make those first steps in the right direction.. 

 

Years of travel experience has given me the expertise to know how, where and why.

I can help you with flight and accommodation bookings, build an itinerary, give my recommendations and most importantly- inspire you to go! 

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I believe in the power of travel. ..

Immersing yourself in different cultures. Hearing different languages. Tasting different food. 

We all share the same World but we have very different views about things.

Traveling is the only way you can expand your mind- see what a tiny place you occupy in this World and accept the different world views, without ignorantly assuming that yours is the only way.. 

 

Traveling has taught me trust and hope in people (countless times I have received help and kindness in moments and places where I am helpless) 

Patience and ability to adapt quickly (because something will always be delayed or go wrong) 

Humanity and kindness (depending on where you go, but you really do see people much less fortunate than yourself) 

Being humble and accepting different world views (that sense of entitlement goes out the window when you are in a different country- a guest rather than a host- you must accept their rules and traditions..)   

 

Every journey is unique and different. Wherever you go, you should come back with so much more

than expected.. 

I have always been curious about the World, I love to speak with the locals, and get off beaten path as much as possible. My favorite place in the World is one where I find myself all on my own, with no tourists in sight. Waking up with sunrise, floating in a beautiful turquoise blue water, hearing the nature and observe the way the locals live. 

If you're thinking about new handbag or more clothes to hang in your wardrobe, trust me when I say, that going on a trip is the best gift you can give to yourself.

Sure you can't wear it a year later, but things loose their excitement, experiences settle in and stay with you, shift your values, inspires you. 

Perhaps the discomfort of traveling is not what interest you. 

 

Maybe you just want a fabulous all inclusive holiday where you spoil yourself with a long day time naps, extravagant meals and boozy cocktails. 

It's ok. I have done that too.

You might not pack much World knowledge, but sometimes a good sun tan and an extra kilo or two is all you need..

It's your life. Don't be apologetic for what you are craving. 

You know that some people love whipped cream with herring?! We shouldn't judge someone's personal reference but rather applaud one's ability to express what they desire.

It's admirable! 

 

Finally, if you have used up all your holiday days or think that traveling is a luxury that you can't afford; perhaps currently prioritizing something else- you can still get wonderfully lost in these pages. Just make sure your boss doesn't see it :) 

 

"The difference between ordinary life and extraordinary life is only a matter of perspective. Look around you. It's a mad and wonderful world. You don't require a 10 digit bank account to immerse yourself in it" 

 

Everybody has a story and this is mine.

I hope it inspires you to dream and dare to do.