Who is the
Progressive Traveller?
Growing up in Brisbane Australia, I was never a big traveller. Outside of a few family holidays which were mostly road trips, I had no international travel experience.
When I was 17, I won my first trip overseas to Japan for selling the most Seiko watches in Australia. In 2001, I met my husband who has always been an avid traveller. On our first year together, we went on a 4-week vacation in Rome, France and England. Since, when we have not stopped travelling.
I quit my full-time job after deciding I wanted a different life! Back then all I knew is I wanted to travel more, experience other cultures and meet new people.
My passion for travel journaling for my family and friends morphed into a business. Sometimes, I have to pinch myself to make sure I’m not dreaming. Being a travel blogger has changed my life and how I think about the world. Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.
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What do we do?
Our Blogs
Just like you, we’re passionate about travel. Our blogs are brimming with tips, ideas, destinations, and resources to enhance your upcoming journeys.
Travel Assistance
Awesome! I’d be thrilled to collaborate with you and assist in tailoring your Tour Plan for an unforgettable journey. Feel free to reach out to me at hello@progressivetraveller.com.
Latest Travel Stories
St Gervais Sur Mare Chestnut Festival
Where is St Gervais sur Mare Village? The town of St Gervais sur Mare is part of the district of Beziers and located in the department of Hérault, in the French Languedoc Roussillon region. St Gervais sur Mare in France has been part of the Santiago de Compostela...
The Progressive Traveller Goes To Cadiz
The History of Cadiz Cadiz city stands on a peninsula that juts out in a bay and is almost surrounded by water. Originally, Cadiz was a trading post founded by the Phoenicians around 1,100 BC which possibly makes it the oldest city in Europe. Cadiz has had an...
The Progressive Traveller Goes To Cordoba
Cordoba is 45 minutes by Fast Renfe Train from Seville and costs 50€ per person return. It’s a good idea to pre-purchase fast train tickets in Europe as they often sell out. The History Of The Mosquita Cathedral
