Meet Tracey – Curator of soulful journeys, culture-rich experiences, and road trips that leave a mark.

Tracey’s love of travel began with a wild spin, literally on a sun-drenched road trip from Sydney to the Sunshine Coast in the golden haze of the 1970s. Bundled into her dad’s fire-orange 1974 Ford Falcon 302 V8, the family narrowly avoided disaster thanks to a fresh set of tyres. And although her first taste of peppermint ice cream ended in disaster (she still can’t stomach it), the trip sparked something deeper: a lifelong passion for exploration, road trips, and the joy of discovering new places and flavours.

Today, Tracey’s travel philosophy is all about creating meaningful, immersive experiences. For her, travel isn’t about ticking boxes, it’s about listening, noticing, and connecting. She believes culture should be lived, not just observed, and the most powerful journeys come from being invited in, rather than just passing through.

Inspired by artists, storytellers, and the everyday heroes she’s met on the road, like Michael, a guide in Durban who revealed the beauty and resilience of his community. Tracey crafts itineraries that balance stillness with adventure, and indulgence with impact. Luxury, to her, isn’t just a five-star hotel. It’s time to breathe. Space to reflect. The kind of rich silence you find under a sky full of stars. Tracey weaves wellness, cultural respect, and sustainability into every journey she creates. Drawing on both global perspectives and Indigenous tourism principles, she ensures her itineraries honour the land, its people, and your personal journey, no matter where you're headed.

Clients are drawn to Tracey’s thoughtful nature, her love of the “why,” and her dedication to uncovering what truly matters to each traveller. Whether she’s crafting a soulful solo adventure, a food-lover’s road trip, or a wellness journey with meaning, Tracey is always chasing the moment that makes it all click.

Fun Fact: While skiing in Niseko, Japan, Tracey discovered that -12°C with a -14 wind chill is her ideal weather. Why? Because she’s basically a walking tropical system, Australian ski trips leave her literally steaming.

Favourite destination? Everywhere she hasn’t been yet.

Why travel? Because if she’s going to spend hours browsing holidays online, she may as well get paid for it.