I travel to experience places as they really are — from quiet local corners to once-in-a-lifetime views. You’ll find me just as happy in a social hostel as in a five-star hotel, cooking at home one night and dining at a Michelin-star restaurant the next. I love exploring how people live, eat, and connect — not just the spots that look good “for the gram,” and not the ones that are popular only because they’re cheap.

I travel with friends, family, and often solo, and sometimes I’m working remotely along the way. For me, travel can be a vacation, an adventure, or simply a way of living — each trip a chance to slow down, learn, and really feel a place.