Richard Brewer

Travel has been woven into my life from the very beginning. My parents owned a travel agency, as a child and I spent several months each year exploring different corners of the world. Those early experiences shaped how I see culture, connection, and the value of discovering somewhere new. Working in travel now feels like a natural continuation of that journey and a chance to share the same sense of curiosity and possibility with others.

For me, the small details boil down to obsessive, personalised knowledge. It’s not just about booking a flight; it’s knowing where you'll get good seats and better legroom, the optimal connection city that avoids customs headaches, or the exact room number at a hotel that guarantees a stunning sunrise view—not the car park. It's the name of that incredible local restaurant that you simply won't find in a guidebook, or planning a route that shaves two hours off your journey. That deep, practical knowledge—of the best airline, the perfect timing, and the hidden gem location—is the silent ingredient that transforms a 'good' trip into a truly effortless and unforgettable one.

There are so many to list! Bucket list Give-a-little trips, Honeymoons, 50th wedding anniversary's, the first trips, the last trips, the we didn't think we could trips, the wow we did it trips!

While Italy and Japan have been high on many travellers radars recently, I feel the next big destination will be Africa. I believe we are on the cusp of an explosion in popularity for destinations like Namibia, Rwanda, and Morocco. Clients are increasingly seeking authentic, transformative experiences, and Africa delivers that tenfold—from the breathtaking, silent majesty of the Namib Desert to the gorilla treks in Volcanoes National Park. Africa is where luxury meets genuine adventure, and that combination is going to be the next major trend that captivates our travellers