I always knew I wanted to travel the world, so at 19 armed with my first passport, film camera and Lonely Planet, I headed to the continent that had intrigued me most from hours scouring the pages of National Geographic Magazines – Africa.
Diving in headfirst, my first stop was Egypt (the first of numerous visits to this fascinating country), where I revelled in the rich history and culture, followed by an unforgettable safari through East Africa.
This was just the start, and after almost a decade of explorations and immersing myself in living overseas, I returned to Australia. and found a career in the travel industry.
After 15 years and now with 2 young children, I took another leap and departed on a 2.5-year journey around Australia.
It took travelling all over the world to really appreciate how incredibly unique our own country is.
I believe that travel is our greatest classroom and should be experienced by everyone, from the young to the young at heart.
This is why one of my specialist fields is family adventure and multi-generational travel experiences.
Being a Travel Curator, I am inspired, challenged and rewarded by assisting others to fulfill their own travel dreams.
Submitted by Rose Gee on Monday, Dec 02, 2024
Great service, especially as we had a short time frame. Everything was organised and the trip was made so easy and enjoyable. Thank you Liz
Submitted by Emily Copelin on Thursday, Nov 28, 2024
Liz did a wonderful job helping my sister and I with our Japan trip. She’s the best at organising and finding great deals as well as amazing communication!
Submitted by Jenny Webb on Wednesday, Oct 23, 2024
Liz is amazing! She made planning our trip so easy and stress-free. She really listened to what we wanted and created the perfect trip for us. Everything was so well organized, and she was always there when we had questions. We’ll definitely be booking with her again!”
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