
Growing up in Scotland with Europe on our doorstep, my love of travel started at a young age on family road trips across the continent. That curiosity eventually led to eight years as an international flight attendant, travelling the world and experiencing different places and cultures.
Europe will always have a special place in my heart. Nothing quite beats wine tasting at sunset in a Tuscan vineyard or sailing the turquoise waters of the Adriatic. Hiking through the rugged Scottish Highlands always makes me feel close to nature. And wandering the ancient streets of Istanbul feels like stepping into centuries of history.
For me, travelling is about getting to know a place through its culture and the stories behind the places you visit. Those are often the experiences that stay with me the longest. Now, with a little girl who already shares my curiosity for the world, I get to experience that excitement of discovery all over again. I bring that same curiosity to the trips I plan, thinking carefully about the experiences and details that will matter most to each traveller.

My most memorable trip
Japan
For my honeymoon, I travelled to Japan, and it quickly became one of my favourite trips. I loved the food, the beautiful landscapes and the chance to slow down in peaceful onsens. The contrast between centuries-old traditions and the energy of modern cities made the country fascinating to explore. I left feeling a real connection to Japan and would love to return.
On my bucket list
Botswana
Botswana is next on my bucket list. I love wildlife and would love to observe animals in their natural habitat. Being surrounded by the country’s vast landscapes must feel so remote that everything else simply falls away.
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My favourite trip
A Luxury Alpine Train Journey Through Switzerland
This trip takes you through some of Switzerland’s most beautiful regions. Think of Gstaad’s alpine setting, Zermatt beneath the Matterhorn, the dramatic landscapes of the Engadine Valley and the peaceful lakes of Ticino. Each stop has its own distinct character. And travelling between them by train becomes part of the experience itself.

My favourite hotel
29/2 Aurland
29/2 is set in a remarkable location, offering a quiet retreat surrounded by Norway’s fjord landscape. You can spend the day hiking, cycling or kayaking, then return to the hotel to slow down and take in the spectacular scenery.
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