About Your Guide
Born and raised in Geneva, Switzerland, I grew up speaking French. At the age of twenty, I moved to Frankfurt, Germany, to learn German, beginning a lifelong immersion in language and culture.
In my mid-twenties, curiosity carried me far from home. I backpacked solo through East Asia and East Africa, drawn to places that challenged my assumptions and expanded my sense of what was possible.
Over the next 30 years, I continued traveling—often with my husband and children, and just as often on my own—learning that meaningful travel doesn't have to be rushed or extreme to be transformative.
During COVID, I gave academic structure to decades of lived experience by earning a degree in anthropology. My studies affirmed what I had long felt intuitively: culture shapes how we see, move, and connect in the world.
I'm also the author of The Immigrant's Table: Women's Stories and Recipes (2020), a collection celebrating immigrant women's journeys through food and narrative. An updated edition will be published later this year.
Today, I design small-group journeys for women 50+ to destinations across Europe and beyond. These thoughtfully paced experiences are grounded in cultural insight, language skills, and local perspective, offering women the freedom to travel deeply, confidently, and well.