About Me

I am a strategic and imaginative writer. I don’t settle for anything less than high-quality content that resonates with people, inspires them, and adds value to their lives. I enjoy doing this through wit, relatability, and creative language.

My background in lifestyle journalism,  copywriting, brand identity development, entrepreneurship, photography, food curation, and fine art allows me to bring a fresh and holistic perspective to everything I create.

I specialise in lifestyle, travel, and food writing. I write:

  • Media articles
  • Blogs
  • Copy for brochures, websites, print materials, advertisements, newsletters, and social media

My Latest Work

Please note that all articles created for clients belong to them or the publication in which they were featured and may not appear under my name.

What do women want? Decoding female travel preferences and moving beyond stereotypes

Patricia Johnston, area leader for the KZN region, Flight Centre South Africa, believes that when it comes to travel, gender-biased beliefs like women shouldn’t travel alone, women aren’t interested in active travel experiences, and that catering to women means hairdryers, bubble baths and baby changing stations, still exist.Johnston said this puts not only women at a disadvantage but the industry as a whole. “The statistics show that women love to travel more than men: 64% of worldwide travelle...
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Five Surprising Things About Truffles That Will Make You Want to Go on a Truffle-Hunting Adventure

We’ve been busy creating cozy fall Piedmont journeys and, as a result, we can’t stop dreaming about truffle-hunting! Though chocolate truffles are always in our thoughts (to let you in on a secret, the Art In Voyage team gives new meaning to the term “chocoholic”), we are talking about the mysterious fragrant underground fungi that cost up to $9,000 per pound.
What is so special about truffles? Why are they so expensive? These are two questions that are often asked. Though we can’t answer them i...
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What Do Moms Really Want for Mother’s Day?

One of my fondest (and funniest) memories of my mom is from Mother’s Day, 2002. Her birthday falls on April 29, and in this particular year she told us, emphatically, not to worry about gifts or doing anything for Mother’s Day, as it fell so soon after her birthday. The day came and we didn’t make a fuss as per her wishes. Oh, how very wrong we were. Read on for what happened next!

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