Nia

Meet Nia

I’ve always had a deep love for travel and a constant desire to explore new places. Whenever I get the chance, I take it—whether it’s for a quick getaway or an extended adventure. I’ve had opportunities to live in different countries and travelled extensively throughout Southeast Asia, immersing myself in the rich cultures and diverse landscapes of the region. Each experience has shaped my worldview and given me a greater appreciation for the world’s vast beauty.

With a degree in International Business and a focus on sustainability, I believe in the power of responsible travel. Sustainability is a core value for me, and I’m passionate about travelling in a way that respects and supports both the environment and local communities. I’m committed to promoting mindful travel practices that make a positive impact, and I love helping others explore the world in a way that’s enriching and conscious of our global footprint.

My Travel Highlights

• Trekking through the jungle and beaches of Nusa Penida, Indonesia

• Swimming with whale sharks in Oslob, Philippines

• Relaxing by the Na Mueang Waterfall in Koh Samui, Thailand

• Experiencing the Garden Rhapsody by the Bay in Singapore

• Enjoying a coconut boat trip in Hoi An, Vietnam

• Having a rare sighting of bottlenose dolphins in Bohol, Philippines

• Studying and living abroad in Madrid, Spain

My Wish List:

• Visit the Taj Mahal in India

• Experience the cherry blossoms and see Mount Fuji in Japan

• Scuba dive in the Similan Islands, Thailand

Top Travel Tips:

• Speak to the locals – This is the best way to immerse yourself in the local culture and community. If you can use a few local phrases, even better!

• Download offline maps before your adventures – You never know when you might lose phone signal or get lost, so it’s always better to be prepared. Google Maps allows you to download maps for offline use.

• Bring a multi-purpose scarf or shawl – This versatile item can be used for many things: a beach towel, a cover-up for visiting temples, or a light blanket on air-conditioned flights!