As a live events production professional for over 15 years, I have traveled to every state in the contiguous United States.
Growing up in the foothills of the Adirondacks in Upstate New York, my life has been guided by the vast beauty of our natural world as well as the depth of our history. Playing outside, creating our own adventures, and only coming in when the streetlights came on was my childhood.
For years I have spent time getting to truly know the places I've lived. As an introvert and most often a solo traveler, I've learned to find the local hidden gems and unassuming spots rather than join the crowds at the tourist traps. When I plan a trip for someone, I make sure to get to know the person first. Understanding a person's interests, dreams, and preferences is key to creating a unique and tailored trip.
My goal is to inspire others to explore the places they live and visit. The time to experience life is now, not when that two weeks vacation comes around each year. Together we can get rid of that dreaded phrase, "there's nothing to do here." With a little planning, we'll swap "someday" with "today."
As a live events production professional for over 15 years, I have traveled to every state in the contiguous United States.
Growing up in the foothills of the Adirondacks in Upstate New York, my life has been guided by the vast beauty of our natural world as well as the depth of our history. Playing outside, creating our own adventures, and only coming in when the streetlights came on was my childhood.
For years I have spent time getting to truly know the places I've lived. As an introvert and most often a solo traveler, I've learned to find the local hidden gems and unassuming spots rather than join the crowds at the tourist traps. When I plan a trip for someone, I make sure to get to know the person first. Understanding a person's interests, dreams, and preferences is key to creating a unique and tailored trip.
My goal is to inspire others to explore the places they live and visit. The time to experience life is now, not when that two weeks vacation comes around each year. Together we can get rid of that dreaded phrase, "there's nothing to do here." With a little planning, we'll swap "someday" with "today."
