About

I created The Travel Method to let you know that travel is possible for everyone, all you need is a very handy tips & tricks and you’ll be a travel-pro!

Creating the Method

I became obsessed with travel at a young age. My parents took me on my first international trips before I even turned 13.

As a family of five, we explored Africa, South America, and Europe together. Traveling as a family of five was never easy — or cheap — but we had one clear goal: to see the world.

It was the earliest version of The Travel Method that I still use today. It taught me early that seeing the world wasn’t about having money — it was about knowing how to use what you had.

In college, I lived in Florence for six months and learned something that changed everything: once you’re in Europe, the world opens up. €50 flights. Overnight trains. Hostels. Weekend trips to countries I’d only ever seen in textbooks. Suddenly, travel wasn’t a distant dream reserved for “someday” it was right there, unfolding in real time. I learned how freely and cheaply you could move through Europe, if you understood the system behind it. When I graduated at 21, I discovered online systems like; Skyscanner, Priceline, and Amex points.

I became obsessed with one question: how could I build a life meant for travel?

So I tested everything.

I started with a three-month backpacking trip across Europe and Asia with my now-husband. We chose destinations based purely on the cheapest flight we could find. We hitchhiked from Florence to Croatia. Flew Ryanair all over Europe. We slept in hostels, missed trains, changed plans at the last minute, and said yes to places we never meant to go. It was messy. Chaotic. Imperfect. And it was the most alive I had ever felt. Somewhere between cramped bus rides and $20 flights, I realized something that would stay with me forever: there is always a way to make travel work if you understand the system behind it.

I came home from this trip and entered the “real world” and started my first corporate job. It was great, for one reason- I had money to travel! EXCEPT, no time. Limited PTO. Fixed schedules. A calendar that didn’t care about my dreams.

So I built a new version of the system.

Red-eye flights that landed just in time for work on Monday morning. Weekend stacking that turned three days off into eight. Company holidays stitched into transatlantic escapes. Points optimized down to the last mile. Itineraries engineered with zero wasted motion.

I somehow worked in multiple international trips every year while working corporate full-time. I lived on espresso, adrenaline, and airport lounges. I was exhausted. Constantly. But I was also doing the impossible thing everyone told me couldn’t be done.

I wasn’t just traveling anymore.
I was designing a life that refused to choose between ambition and wonder.

And without realizing it yet,
I was building the method.

Why The Travel Method exists

Fast-forward to now.

I’m 30 years old.
I’ve been to almost 50 countries.
I’ve visited every continent except Antarctica (which, mind you, is aggressively on my bucket list).

For the 10+ years I’ve been traveling, I am always asked the same questions:

How do you plan all of this?
How do you afford it?
How did you do this with a full-time job?
How do you use points?
How do you pack?
How do you make it all work?

That’s where The Travel Method came from.

It’s not a dream.
It’s not luck.
It’s not privilege.

It’s a system.

My philosophy

The truth is:

It’s not as hard as you think.
And it’s not just for “travel people.”

Anyone can do this — once they understand The Travel Method.

What I actually do

Through guides, blogs, and curated recommendations, I teach you how to:

Design trips that feel seamless from start to finish
Book flights and hotels strategically
Use points in a way that actually makes sense
Travel extensively with limited PTO
Pack with just a carry-on

The same frameworks I use for my own life are the ones I share here.

Who this is for

The Travel Method is for people who:

Want to travel, but don’t know where to start with planning
Want to travel, but don’t think they have enough money
Want to travel, but don’t think they could leave the comfort of their ‘things’
Want to travel, but feel like travel is “for later” — not now

I am here to tell you, anyone CAN travel, MORE, BETTER, FOR LESS.