I was cabin crew for British Airways and a passenger agent at Bournemouth Airport but took a break from travel after having my children and have just returned. I'm very excited to start in the travel sales world.
Talking to people about holidays is always exciting, travel is my passion and I love nothing more than talking about it and helping people find their right match.
I would love to take a short break to Iceland this year. It's been a place I have wanted to travel too for a long time, it always looks magical and I absolutely love waterfalls and this year is supposed to be the best for the northern lights.
Peru is top of my bucket list, climbing to Machu Picchu and experiencing the Inca history and culture would be amazing. Being able to combine the diversity of the mountains, with cities, lake and rainforest areas would be perfect.
I've taken many enquires, especially for cruises, and I'd love to go on some of these. The Norwegian Fjords is of particular interest and looks beautiful.
I spent most of my childhood holidays within the UK with my family, particularly Devon and Cornwall and often in caravans. I have many happy memories on the beach, exploring little pretty towns with my grandparents and dancing in the clubhouse on my grandads feet.
SPF moisturizer, large sunglasses that apparently make me look like a bee, and my kindle with a selection of books downloaded.
1) Print everything and have it to hand, there is nothing worse than relying solely on your phone and then not being able to get a signal or internet to access your information.
2) Make sure you have the right plug adapters.
3) Research, learning a little of the local language or some knowledge of the culture and customs where you are always helps relieve the stress and locals do appreciate the effort.
